Where do you print?

I have several potential wedding customers, and they all want prints made.

I understand you can just go to Walmart or target, but where do you go to get studio quality prints? Also I'm looking for a pricing guide so I can give them a ballpark price with prints.

Tags: photo, printing, wedding

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Permalink Reply by Courtney Ellis on January 26, 2009 at 1:54pm
But if someone was paying you for a wedding, you prob. need to deliver better quality prints than Walgreens....
As or pricing, it's a matter of choice.
Permalink Reply by Nina Greipel on January 26, 2009 at 2:32pm
Charles said:
Hey...is EZ prints local or is it a mail/online site?
I think EZ Prints are based out of Atlanta, they've partnered with Photoshelter for the printing orders. And yes they are an online service. Still, I am rooting for WHCC.
Permalink Reply by Charles on January 26, 2009 at 3:14pm
Guess I got them confused with somebody else. Ryan mentioned a local color lab but I don't remember the name.
Permalink Reply by Ryan Armbrust on January 26, 2009 at 5:38pm
If I paid money to have a "PRO" shoot my wedding or event and they handed me some prints from Walgreen's etc..
HELL TO PAY!
Tacky, very tacky.
Permalink Reply by Charles on January 26, 2009 at 6:35pm
The last time I used Walgreens for prints, I was still primarily carrying around a friggin' film body.
Permalink Reply by Rosemary C-B on February 6, 2009 at 8:34am
We use Louisville Color Lab for all of our proofing and reprints, with the exception of our gallery wrap canvas prints--we use Canvas on Demand for those.

LCL also ships straight to us if needed and their turn-a-round time is great.

LCL does an awesome job--plus they are local. We also use MotoPhoto for emergency proofing and needs, since they are located just 5 minutes down the street--we love Jen, their portrait studio manager. She is great.

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