Shutterfly or Vistaprint?

[happily single]

I would like to create a scrapbook for each of my kids. In the past I used CVS Photo for a much smaller version, but a client recently mentioned she creates a Disney scrapbook using Shutterfly.
Any thoughts on the best budget, easy to use, way to create a hard cover scrapbook of about 20-40 pages?

 

[afan]

I would like to create a scrapbook for each of my kids. In the past I used CVS Photo for a much smaller version, but a client recently mentioned she creates a Disney scrapbook using Shutterfly.
Any thoughts on the best budget, easy to use, way to create a hard cover scrapbook of about 20-40 pages?

You can generally find codes for free books from people starting soon. I know I'll get a postcard soon with codes for a free calendar, book and probably something else. I very rarely use the book code and would be happy to pass it on. You do have to pay shipping unless you order enough other stuff for free shipping which I sometimes do. Not sure what their shipping rates are now and what makes sense.

 

[DLgal]

Shutterfly has been our photo book go to for over 10 years. Great quality product.

 

[Best Aunt]

Last time I tried to use shutterfly, the website would show that my photo cards had shipped but they never actually did. Tried two or three times and gave up. At the time I went on Twitter, found the Shutterfly account, and clicked on Tweets and Replies. That lets you see customers trying to get a response for their problems.

 

[CoP Luv]

I never used Vistaprint for anything other than marketing materials (postcards, business cards, etc.) and love them for that.

I only use Shutterfly for my photobooks. It can be as easy or time consuming as you want it to be. There are pre-made layouts or you can create your own. There are codes all the time and you have to play around with them to get the best deal as some only work independently and others you can stack together.