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A honeymoon photo book made from your own trip photos

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Ritika & Kunal: Seven Days in Kashmir

For each other, from Ritika and Kunal in Guwahati, kept to open again on their first anniversary. A fictional couple.

  1. Ritika and Kunal sit close together in a shikara gliding across a misty Dal Lake, snow-capped mountains faint in the background.
  2. Ritika and Kunal sit by a carved wooden window on a houseboat, holding cups of kahwa, with the lake glowing outside.
  3. Snow falls on Ritika and Kunal in a snowy meadow ringed by pine trees; Kunal holds out his gloved hands to catch the flakes.
  4. Ritika and Kunal ride two brown ponies along a riverside meadow in Pahalgam, each led by a pony handler, Ritika's pony grazing.

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What is inside

  1. 1Cover
  2. 2A line for each other
  3. 3Your route
  4. 4Day by day
  5. 5Our firsts
  6. 6The best moment, and the funny one
  7. 7Moments on video
  8. 8The trip in numbers

Print it when you love it

  • Classic hardcover
    ₹1,799
  • Large hardcover
    ₹2,499
  • Layflat
    ₹3,499
  • Heirloom layflat
    ₹4,999
Price notes
  • Launch prices including GST. Final price is confirmed before you pay.
  • Extra pages: ₹99 per 4 pages on 8x8 books, ₹149 per 4 pages on larger books.
  • Second copy of the same book: 30% off. Five or more copies: 35% off.
About this book

You tell us your names, where you went and a line for each other, then pick a template. AI sorts the photos by day, removes the duplicates and blurry shots, writes the captions in English, Hindi or Hinglish and shows you a preview to confirm. No design work, no editor.

Printed copies are paid, and you can keep one aside for your first anniversary.

Page by page
  1. Cover

    Your best photo from the trip with the title set above it. You choose from three cover options, such as Aarav & Meera: Seven Days in Bali.

  2. A line for each other

  3. Your route

    An illustrated map of the trip drawn from your answer, for example Srinagar to Gulmarg to Pahalgam, with the dates. It is a drawn map, not a GPS track.

  4. Day by day

    One chapter for each day, sorted by the time each photo was taken and corrected to local time, so a late dinner in Bali stays on the right day. Place names come from landmarks in the photos and your route answer. If AI is not sure of a place, the chapter reads Day 3 until you confirm it.

  5. Our firsts

    A page for the firsts of married life on the road: the first breakfast as a couple, the first argument about directions, the first photo someone else took of you both. Built from your answers and the photos you picked.

  6. The best moment, and the funny one

  7. Moments on video

  8. The trip in numbers

    The closing page: days away, places visited and photos taken, with a last photo of the two of you. A quiet ending to keep for the first anniversary.

The questions we ask
  1. Your names, and when did you get married? (month and year is enough)
  2. Where did you go, in order? (pre-filled from your photos, for example Munnar to Thekkady to Alleppey, so just fix anything we got wrong)
  3. What was the best moment of the trip?
  4. One thing that went wrong but is funny now? (optional)
  5. A line for each other for the first page?
  6. Your song of the trip? (optional, we print the name only)
  7. What should the book be called? (suggested title pre-filled)
  8. Which language should the captions be in? English, Hindi or Hinglish
Best for and styles
  • Couples back from the honeymoon with hundreds of photos across both phones
  • A trip in India or abroad: Kashmir, Kerala, Andamans, Bali, the Maldives or Europe
  • Couples who want the story of the trip written down, not just a grid of photos
  • Keeping a printed copy aside for your first anniversary
  • A honeymoon that happened a year ago and is still sitting in your phone
  • Coffee-table minimal: white space, large hero photos and serif titles
  • Watercolour destination: a painted cover made from your own best photo of the trip
  • Postcards and stamps: Indian postage-stamp frames with postmarks showing place and date
  • Travel journal: kraft paper, ticket stubs, handwritten-style captions and taped corners
  • Map-led: an illustrated route map opening each chapter of the trip

Questions parents ask

Is it really free?

Making the book and saving the PDF is free. Printing is optional and paid, and we confirm the price and delivery date by email before you pay.

What happens to my photos?

Photo books are laid out on your device and the photos never leave it. For illustrated books, up to three photos are used once to draw the character and then deleted. See privacy.

Our photos have no location. Will the place names be right?

Most phone photos lose their location when they are shared or picked, so the book does not depend on it. AI names places from landmarks in the photos and your answer to where you went, in order. You confirm every place name in the preview, and any day AI is unsure about shows a plain day number until you fix it.

Is this the same as a wedding album?

No. This book is only about the trip after the wedding. For the wedding functions, from haldi to vidaai, see the shaadi album.

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