Where do you make your Disney photo books?

[WDWAurora]

Hi! I can't decide where to put this post, so I decided the community board was never wrong. I'm looking to make a photo book from our most recent trip. I love the premium lay flat books from snapfish, but I'm not loving any of the design themes. Is there a good Disney one somewhere? The books from memory maker are way too expensive!! I'm not looking to do a ton of work, digital scrapbook style. I just need backgrounds and basic layouts with places for me to put in some text throughout.

 

[BernardandMissBianca]

Shutterfly has a Disney album available. It's under Photo books, then Travel.

 

[MattsPrincess]

We make photobooks at Walgreens, two versions, one that's plain black leather and one that has a custom cover. I don't think we have any disney backgrounds, but we do have a lot of different themes and backgrounds to choose from.

 

[BernardandMissBianca]

Also with Shutterfly you can select Storyboard and drop the pages into 2 page layouts, then select edit and you can move things around or choose other layouts.
It's pretty user friendly.

 

[WDWAurora]

I guess I'll have to try shutterfly! I'm not sure I have used them for anything before, but I assume their lay flat books are probably of similar quality to snapfish. I'd love to be able to mix in some Christmas pages, since we were there in December, but I may be asking too much.

Is the 10x10 a good size? I like the 8x11 snapfish offers, and I'm afraid I would find the 8x8 too small.

 

[Kogo Shuko]

I've never done a Disney photo book, but I've made a portfolio with Shutterfly. They're books are top quality and there are lots of layout options and designs! Love them!

 

[havaneselover]

Shutterfly because that's where my photos are, I know how to use it, the quality is good, and with coupons the prices are very reasonable.

 

[donac]

Snapfish used to have a disney. I have used them several times to make books and calendars.

 

[BernardandMissBianca]

@WDWAurora you can add additional papers and embellishments. Anything with an S is an added cost but there is a lot that is free. Their lay flats are nice.
10 x 10 is good. I prefer 12x12 or 8x8 though. All my Disney albums are 12 x 12 because I can cram a lot of photos on 2 pages.

Let me see if I can pull my Christmas one. I didn't do a Disney theme because it wasn't available yet but the pages still turned out great.

 

[njpyro]

I've made many shutterfly books- never disney themed, but with disney photos. Also used shutterfly for wedding books that came out great!

 

[BernardandMissBianca]

this one I used digital tags for journal spaces, then wrote in the book when I got it. And I left space for the printed Rockin' Roller Coaster ride pic and the fast passes. I just stuck it on when the book came.

 

[BernardandMissBianca]

FYI, this is not a lay flat book. I didn't want to pay the extra for it.

 

[PollyannaMom]

I've used Shutterfly to do one for Great Wolf Lodge (our package came with a coupon for it) and it sound like what you're looking for - there were a handful of pre-set layouts that came with the theme, and I just dropped in the pics and typed the text. It was pretty easy, and I'm not at all "techie". (I usually scrapbook by hand.) I would see if they have a Disney theme.

 

[WDWAurora]

FYI, this is not a lay flat book. I didn't want to pay the extra for it.

Looks great! I did one layflat with snapfish and I am hooked on them! Thanks for the pics.

I've used Shutterfly to do one for Great Wolf Lodge (our package came with a coupon for it) and it sound like what you're looking for - there were a handful of pre-set layouts that came with the theme, and I just dropped in the pics and typed the text. It was pretty easy, and I'm not at all "techie". (I usually scrapbook by hand.) I would see if they have a Disney theme.

I'm techie enough, but lazy. I used to scrapbook, but never do anymore. It's hard to let go of the layout freedom! Sometimes also hard to just group things on the page.

 

[FaithTrustPixieDust522]

Shutterfly because that's where my photos are, I know how to use it, the quality is good, and with coupons the prices are very reasonable.

This. I have used Shutterfly for years and the end product is always great for a decent price.

 

[GDUL]

I use Blurb ................ very easy to use and great results!

 

[FlightlessDuck]

My wife usually scrapbooks. But when she wants to creates a digital album, she uses Shutterfly. They always have some deal going for free prints or a free photobook or something.

 

[TeamSy]

I like MyPublisher. Especially when their 70% off deals come around. They also have the lay flat pages, and I really like their super high gloss!