Besides the album, a wedding package often includes a wedding entrance (gate) photo (a large print displayed at the reception entrance), wall enlargements for the couple's home and a few tabletop prints. Below are the common sizes and the pixel dimensions you need for sharp prints.
Wedding entrance photos and enlargements
Large prints are viewed from a distance, so they don't need 300 DPI; around 150–200 DPI looks great.
| Size | At 150 DPI | At 200 DPI | Used for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 40 × 60 cm | 2362 × 3543 px | 3150 × 4724 px | Bedroom wall print |
| 50 × 75 cm | 2953 × 4429 px | 3937 × 5906 px | Living room wall print |
| 60 × 90 cm | 3543 × 5315 px | 4724 × 7087 px | Most popular entrance photo size |
| 70 × 110 cm | 4134 × 6496 px | 5512 × 8661 px | Large entrance photo |
| 70 × 120 cm | 4134 × 7087 px | 5512 × 9449 px | Extra-large entrance photo, easel display |
Tabletop prints
| Size | At 300 DPI | Used for |
|---|---|---|
| 20 × 30 cm | 2362 × 3543 px | Large tabletop frame |
| 15 × 21 cm | 1772 × 2480 px | Most common tabletop frame |
| 13 × 18 cm | 1535 × 2126 px | Small frame, gifts |
Names and wedding date on the entrance photo
- Place the bride and groom's names and the wedding date within the safe area, never over anyone's face.
- Add the lunar date where it's customary — in Vietnam and other East Asian cultures, many families care a lot about this detail.
- Keep the studio logo small, at moderate opacity, in a bottom corner.
Work faster with Print crop, mockups & gate photos
In Snaply Album, create a print project: enter the groom's and bride's names and the wedding date (the lunar date is calculated automatically), then choose the sizes you need — each size becomes a group. The names block and logo are pinned, applied to the whole group with one click; then click View mockup to send the client composites in wall frames or on a wedding entrance easel. See the detailed guide.
Tips for great prints
- Don't enlarge a photo more than 2× its original size; images without enough pixels will look grainy at large sizes.
- Ask the print lab about the material (photo paper, canvas, foam board) to adjust brightness accordingly — canvas usually prints darker than it looks on screen.
- Crop the photo to the exact aspect ratio of the print size before sending, so the lab doesn't crop it for you.
See also popular wedding album sizes.