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Wedding photo framing · Australia
Wedding Photo Printing & Framing
Your favourite day. A photograph you’ll see every day.
Turn the portraits, people and little moments you love into a finished piece for your home. Upload your wedding photo, choose your size and frame, and we’ll print, frame and deliver it ready to hang.
Framed paper prints from A$109
Black, white or raw oak · Optional mat border
Prefer texture? Explore wedding canvas prints.
Choose the moment
A portrait, your people or a detail you never want to forget.
Make it yours
Compare the frame, crop and size before you order.
Bring it home
Printed and framed in Australia, then delivered ready to hang.
01 / Find your finish
One photograph.
Three ways to frame it.
Choosing a photo frame for wedding photos is easier when the image stays the same. Try each colour, then compare a mat border with a borderless finish.
Let the photograph lead.
A mat gives the picture a little breathing space. A borderless finish brings the image closer to the frame edge.
Frame colour
Mat border
Illustrative preview. Frame colour, grain, profile and mat proportions vary from this screen example. Confirm your chosen size and finish in the configurator.
02 / A size for your story
Wedding photo frame sizes & prices
Start with the photograph’s shape, then choose how much space it should take up. A couple’s portrait, a large family group and a gift for parents can call for quite different sizes.
A thoughtful gift
A3 or 30 × 30 cm
A smaller portrait with personal meaning. Check the crop before choosing a square.
A wall favourite
A2 or 50 × 70 cm
A portrait with enough presence for a hallway, bedroom or coordinated pair.
The whole group
80 × 40 cm
A panoramic option for a wide composition with room around everyone.
| Selected size | Inches, approx. | Paper + frame | A good starting point for |
|---|---|---|---|
| A329.7 × 42 cm | 11.69 × 16.54 | A$109 | A couple’s portrait or a thank-you giftCheck the full-length pose in the slightly narrower A-series shape. |
| A242 × 59.4 cm | 16.54 × 23.39 | A$179 | A portrait for a bedroom or hallwayUseful when you want more presence without a very large feature piece. |
| 50 × 70 cm | 19.69 × 27.56 | A$229 | A statement portrait or a landscape pairA 3:2 original needs a small crop to fit these proportions. |
| 60 × 90 cm | 23.62 × 35.43 | A$269 | A full-length couple’s portrait or wide venue sceneMatches a 2:3 portrait or 3:2 landscape photo before mat or frame overlap. |
| 70 × 100 cm | 27.56 × 39.37 | A$359 | A larger wedding feature above furnitureMeasure the finished outside dimensions and check the file first. |
| 60 × 30 cm | 23.62 × 11.81 | A$129 | A small wedding party or a wide ceremony scenePreview all faces and check the top and bottom of a panorama crop. |
| 80 × 40 cm | 31.50 × 15.75 | A$199 | A wide family groupStart with a wide composition; a panorama does not recover missing space. |
| 100 × 50 cm | 39.37 × 19.69 | A$249–259Raw oak / black & white | A large group or a venue panoramaCheck heads, feet and people at both edges before approving the crop. |
| 30 × 30 cm | 11.81 × 11.81 | A$109 | A centred portrait as a gift for parentsBest when the subject remains clear inside a square crop. |
| 40 × 40 cm | 15.75 × 15.75 | A$149 | A pair of wedding portraitsUse a matching finish to bring two different moments together. |
| 50 × 50 cm | 19.69 × 19.69 | A$169 | A close portrait or a gallery wall centreA landscape group may lose people when cropped to square. |
| 60 × 60 cm | 23.62 × 23.62 | A$209 | A bold portrait with space around the coupleCheck that the square crop preserves the complete pose. |
| 70 × 70 cm | 27.56 × 27.56 | A$269 | A larger portrait for an open wallUse an original with enough detail for the intended viewing distance. |
| 90 × 90 cm | 35.43 × 35.43 | A$369 | A large square featurePlan the outer frame footprint before choosing this size. |
No sizes match this filter yet.
Prices are for the listed paper-print-and-frame variants. The 100 × 50 cm panorama is A$249 in raw oak and A$259 in black or white. Confirm the current price and mat configuration in the live configurator. Rectangle dimensions are shown in portrait; landscape versions are available. Inch values are conversions, not alternative order sizes.
Measure the frame you’ll actually receive. The sizes above are configurator selections, not finished outside measurements. Confirm the visible photo area, mat opening and outside frame dimensions for your chosen configuration before measuring the wall.
03 / Wedding photo frame ideas
A portrait. A pair.
A story on your wall.
The best wedding photo framing ideas start with photographs you want to live with. You don’t have to summarise the whole day in one display.
Two separately framed photos
You two, and your people
Pair a portrait with a family photograph, or a ceremony scene with a candid reception moment. Match frame colours and mat treatment to connect the images.
A small coordinated gallery
Tell the day in three chapters
Start with one portrait, one photograph of your people and one quiet detail. Keep a shared frame finish, then vary the image sizes. Leave enough space between frames for each photograph to feel intentional.
For
them.
Wedding photo gifts for parents
Pick a photograph they are part of: a hug before the ceremony, a family portrait or a moment on the dance floor. A3 and 30 × 30 cm are useful starting points for smaller wall displays. Order a design for each household and check each delivery address.
Framely / Wedding photo framing
Measure the frame. Plan the space.
Use finished outside measurements for wall layouts; selected photo sizes are a different dimension.
Outside frame width
A worked example
8 cm
35 cm
35 cm
Tape out the layout first. Check nearby furniture, switches and the space between frames.
Plan with finished outside dimensions. The example uses hypothetical measurements to explain the method; it is not a Framely product specification.
Download the wall-planning diagram ↓
Room examples are illustrative; confirm your final dimensions.
04 / Choose your print surface
Framed paper or wedding canvas prints?
Paper is a useful starting point when you love fine detail: the lace, the flowers, the expressions. Canvas adds a visible woven surface that can suit a relaxed room or a large environmental portrait.
Presentation illustrations show the same image. Screen previews do not reproduce the actual paper or canvas surface.
AUD prices checked 23 September 2026. The framed examples use a black, white or raw oak floating frame; A$49 is the smallest listed stretched canvas, without a floating frame. Check all sizes and the current price in the configurator.
05 / From your photographer to your wall
Start with the full-resolution file
Your online gallery may offer several download sizes. Choose the original or full-resolution edited file intended for printing. A screenshot of the gallery preview can look good on a phone while containing far less detail.
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Shortlist the photograph
Check expressions, focus and whether the composition still works away from the rest of your wedding album.
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Get the best available download
Ask your photographer for the edited print file, preferably without a watermark. Keep an untouched copy.
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Check pixels after cropping
Pixel dimensions and sharpness matter more than the file’s megabyte size or its DPI label.
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Check the intended image area
Around 300 PPI is a useful close-view target. Larger wall prints can work at lower PPI, depending on the file and viewing distance.
*These calculations treat the listed dimensions as the printed image area, not the outside frame. If your mat option changes that area, use the actual image dimensions. Pixels are rounded up using cm ÷ 2.54 × PPI; lower-resolution files need individual assessment. These are planning references, not pass/fail limits.
06 / Keep everyone in the picture
A wide group needs a thoughtful crop
Changing the shape of a photograph removes part of it unless you add space around the image. Test a group photo carefully: a square trims the sides, while a panorama trims the top and bottom.
3:2 Rectangle
100%
of the original image area retained
The proportions match this landscape original. Check mat and frame overlap separately.
7:5 Rectangle
93.3%
of the original image area retained
A little comes off the left and right edges. Check the guests standing at each end of the row.
Square
66.7%
of the original image area retained
A square removes a third of this group photo from the sides. People at either end are likely to be cut.
2:1 Panorama
75.0%
of the original image area retained
A panorama keeps the full width but trims the top and bottom. Watch for heads, hands and feet near the edges.
Illustrates a centred crop of a 3:2 photo without stretching. Moving the crop changes which details remain, but not the area percentage. This does not model mat overlap, frame-lip coverage or canvas edges.
See the crop calculations
Check heads, hands and feet. Leave space around the people at each edge, and inspect each design separately when ordering a pair or a gallery. Don’t assume that the same crop will work at every size.
07 / From upload to unboxing
Made for your photo.
Ready for your home.
Use the live configurator to preview your photograph and review the final price. Framely’s team checks images before printing, and your frame is made in Australia.
Design
Choose the orientation, upload your photo, then select the size, frame and finish.
Review
Check the crop, product details, quantity and delivery address before placing your order.
Make & deliver
Your finished piece is packaged and sent with tracking, ready to hang when it arrives.
Plan ahead for gifts
Allow approximately
7–12 business days
Current standard estimate from purchase for production and delivery. Free standard shipping Australia-wide.
Timeframes can vary with the destination, busy periods and courier conditions. If you have an anniversary or gift deadline, contact Framely before ordering.
Read the current shipping policy →
Checked 23 September 2026. Delivery estimates are not guarantees.
Feedback from Framely customers
See what customers say about their prints, frames and ordering experience.
Keep the useful bits
Your wedding print planner
A printable shortlist for you, your partner or your photographer. Save the sizes, check the files and plan the wall before ordering.
08 / Your questions, answered
Wedding photo framing FAQs
How does wedding photo printing and framing work?
Choose your orientation in the paper configurator, upload your photo, select a size, then choose a black, white or raw oak frame and your mat option. Review the crop and final price before ordering. Your finished piece is made in Australia and arrives ready to hang.
What is the best photo frame for wedding photos?
Choose a frame that works with both the photograph and the room. Black can give a strong outline, white feels light against pale walls, and raw oak adds warmth. Compare the same image in each finish before deciding; there is no one colour that suits every wedding photograph.
Which size should I choose for a wedding portrait?
A3 can suit a smaller display or a gift, while A2 and 50 × 70 cm give a portrait more presence. For a larger feature, consider 60 × 90 cm or 70 × 100 cm after checking the file and wall space. Use finished outside frame dimensions when measuring your wall.
Can I print a wedding group photo without cutting anyone out?
Start with a photo whose proportions are close to the intended image area. A 3:2 landscape original matches a 90 × 60 cm shape before mat and frame overlap, but a square would remove the sides. A panorama keeps the width while trimming the top and bottom. Check every face, head and pair of feet in the preview.
Will adding a mat make the outside frame bigger?
That depends on how the chosen configuration defines its size. A mat may reduce the visible image inside a fixed frame, or sit around an image within a larger frame. Confirm the visible opening and finished outside dimensions for your selection before planning the wall.
Can I use a photo from my phone or social media?
An original phone photo may work well if it is sharp and has enough pixels for the selected size. Start with the original camera file or the full-resolution photographer download. Screenshots and social-media copies often contain less detail. A large file or a 300 DPI label alone does not guarantee a sharp print.
Are paper prints or wedding canvas prints better?
Paper has a smooth surface that suits fine detail. Canvas has visible texture and can work well for a relaxed wall display. Choose the look you prefer, then assess the actual photo and crop. Switching to canvas does not restore detail missing from a small or blurry file.
Can I order copies as wedding gifts for parents?
Yes. You can order more than one copy of a photo, or create separate designs for each household. Check each design, quantity, crop and delivery address before paying. A photograph with the recipient in it often makes a particularly personal gift.
How long will my framed wedding photos take to arrive?
The current standard estimate is approximately 7–12 business days from purchase for production and delivery. Standard shipping is free Australia-wide. These are estimates, not guaranteed arrival dates; check the shipping policy and contact Framely before ordering for an anniversary or gift deadline.
What should I ask my wedding photographer for?
Ask for the full-resolution edited file intended for printing, preferably without a watermark, and confirm it is suitable for the size and crop you have in mind. Share the intended printed image dimensions. Use the file-request template below to make the conversation easier.
Your photograph belongs on a wall
Bring your favourite day home.
Start with one image. Make it a piece you’ll enjoy every day.