Before the wedding
Good planning is everything. Discover here everything you need before your wedding
- 5 x 19 cm
- Set of 5 strips
- 300 g/m² digital printing paper
- High-gloss finish on both sides
- Kraft paper sleeve included
- 6 x 6 cm square, 1 mm wide
- Set of 12 rounded corners
- Your photo on a magnetic sheet
- Glossy surface
- Box included
- 10 x 15 cm
- Filled with hearts, snow or sand
- Transparent acrylic glass (18 mm) with liquid filling
- Photo can be exchanged easily
Inspiration for your wedding preparations
For the wedding
Here you will find all the products that can make your wedding day even more beautiful.
- From 20x30 cm to 100x150 cm
- High-quality 260 g/m² photo canvas
- Real pine and birch wood stretcher frame
- High-quality inkjet printing
- Warm and natural canvas look
- Floater frame available in black or white
- 10 x 10 cm (photo area 9 x 7 cm)
- Vintage effect thanks to white border
- Set of 24 fotos, including box
- 270 g/m² genuine premium photo paper
- 13 x 18 cm, 13 x 29 cm, 20 x 25 cm
- Incl. stable stand
- High-gloss 6 mm wooden board
- Picture frame alternative
- Hardwood timber from USA
- Round Ø 40 mm, rectangular 30 x 40 mm
- A5 sheets with 12 round or 16 rectangular stickers
- Quality paper with matt finish
- Good adhesion on many materials
- From 20x30 cm to 75x100 cm
- Glossy 260 g / m² or matt 230 g / m²
- Vibrant colors with fine detail reproduction
- High-quality 8-colour inkjet printing
- High-quality wooden framing in black, white or oak
- Passepartout available for an elegant framing effect
- 4 different shapes
- Key ring included
- High-quality synthetic leather
- Printable on front
- Black textured back
Inspiration for your wedding day
After the wedding
Give your wedding photos the presentation they deserve.
- A3 landscape, A4, A5 landscape, 28 x 28 cm
- Glossy/matt, 340 g/m² genuine premium paper
- Exposed on genuine photo paper
- Hardcover with flat inner pages
- 26 to 120 pages (A3 max. 96)
- Optional gift box available in A3, A4, 28x28 cm
- From 10 x 10 cm to 20 x 20 cm
- 3 mm aluminium composite panel
- Matt finish for a modern, reflection-free look
- Direct matt UV printing for long-lasting durability
- Magnetic wall mount system for easy, flexible positioning
- 50 x 70 or 40 x 110 cm
- Collage with 3-52 photos (layouts: 3, 4, 6, 24 or 52)
- Eco-friendly wooden frame made from pine wood
- High-resolution photos with 8-colour inkjet technology
- Wall system included for easy installation
Inspiration for after the wedding
The wedding day is most likely to be the most beautiful and important moment for both the bride and groom. They promise to love each other for the rest of their lives and the day is full of emotion, romance, and personal moments. With photo products from ifolor, you can always have your favourite photos from your wedding at hand and display them in style. Design your own brilliant photo book that showcases the first preparations, the marriage ceremony, as well as the reception afterwards. Surprise your friends and family with a completely personalised photo greeting card that showcases some of the highlights from the wedding celebration or give your loved ones an individualised photo gift so they'll always be able to remember the festivities. Create something especially eye-catching from our selection of wall decorations so you can delve back into the beautiful moments of your special day all year-round. If you'd like to display moments from your special day in a low-key manner, simply order some of our high-quality photo prints and display them stylishly in beautiful picture frames in your home. Photo products from ifolor will enable you and your loved ones to always have these beautiful memories at hand and will be sure to bring joy to you all every time you look at them.
What you should know about weddings
How do the Swiss get married?
In recent years, getting married has become more popular again in Switzerland, especially for couples who want to start a family or are over 30 and already have children. In 2020, most couples said ‘I do’ to each other in the largest Swiss canton, Zurich, which is also where most people live. On average, the Swiss spend between CHF 20,000 and 40,000 on a wedding. Many couples want to have a wedding ceremony in addition to a civil ceremony. A ‘natural’ wedding ceremony is becoming more and more popular rather than a traditional church ceremony.
What wedding customs are there in Switzerland?
Every wedding includes traditions that have developed over time within the family or are specific to a particular country. Many wedding customs are widespread across countries. Tree-trunk sawing and bouquet throwing are among the best-known wedding traditions. A popular custom in Switzerland is standing in a trellis, which is often made by club members. On the other hand, the bride and groom traditionally hand out sweets wrapped in coloured paper called ‘flints’ to their guests. Sometimes the bride and groom throw the sweets into the crowd, where they are usually collected by eager children.
Another popular tradition in Switzerland is bridal stealing: During the wedding party, the bride is kidnapped and her newlywed must notice that she has gone and then find her. To do this, he usually has to solve various tasks that reveal her whereabouts.
At the end of the wedding ceremony, it is customary in Switzerland for the bride and groom to be carried out by their closest friends. This ritual symbolises the fact that good friendships also endure in a marriage. There is also a beautiful custom in Switzerland for the morning after the wedding: the morning gift. The bride and groom give each other small sentimental gifts. If the husband secretly hides his gift under the bride's pillow during the night, it is said that they will have a happy and healthy marriage.
Why are wedding almonds given to guests?
Thanking guests for coming or for their help with the preparations with small gifts is a popular custom in many countries. The main thing is the sentimental value of the small gifts. In some countries, wedding almonds are traditional gifts for guests. The tradition was originally thought up by the French Sun King Louis XIV. In the classic version, five almonds per guest are carefully wrapped in a sugar coating. The almonds themselves are the symbol for life and the number stands for the five wishes for the wedding: health, a long life, happiness, fertility and prosperity.
