Wedding Photo Editor— Perfect Photos for Your Perfect Day
Edit wedding photos, create stunning save-the-dates, and design engagement announcements with professional tools.
Quick Facts: Wedding Image Specs
- 1.Save-the-date cards: 5×7" (1500×2100px at 300 DPI) is the standard size
- 2.Wedding websites like The Knot and Zola accept JPEG images up to 10MB
- 3.Thank-you card photo: 4×6" at 300 DPI (1200×1800px) is most common
- 4.Instagram wedding hashtag posts: 1080×1350px (4:5 portrait) for maximum feed space
Wedding photo preparation spans months — from save-the-dates to thank-you cards. ImageWand helps couples and photographers resize for print, crop for social media, and compress for fast-loading wedding websites.
Wedding Photo Editing Essentials
Your wedding photos are treasured for a lifetime. Professional editing ensures each image captures the emotion and beauty of your special day.
- Color Correction: Ensure consistent white balance across all photos.
- Skin Retouching: Subtle enhancement that keeps natural beauty.
- Background Cleanup: Remove unwanted guests or objects.
- Print Preparation: Size correctly for albums and wall prints.
Wedding Print Size Guide
4x6 Print
Size: 1200x1800px
Standard photo size
5x7 Print
Size: 1500x2100px
Invitations/cards
8x10 Print
Size: 2400x3000px
Frame-ready
Album Page
Size: 3600x2400px
12x8 inches
Wedding Photo Preparation Timeline
Plan your wedding image needs month by month to avoid last-minute rushes.
Save-the-Date Photos
Edit and resize engagement photos for save-the-date cards. Standard size: 5×7" (1500×2100px at 300 DPI). Remove backgrounds or crop to focus on the couple.
Wedding Website Images
Prepare hero images for your wedding website (The Knot, Zola, or custom site). Compress to under 500KB for fast loading. Resize to 1920×1080 for full-width headers.
Invitation and Program Photos
Crop and resize photos for printed invitations. Work with your printer on exact dimensions and bleed requirements. Export at 300 DPI in JPEG or TIFF.
Social Media Sharing
Resize ceremony and reception highlights for Instagram (1080×1350 portrait), Facebook (1200×628), and stories (1080×1920). Batch process 20-30 favorites.
Thank-You Card Photos
Select and edit 1-2 favorite ceremony photos. Crop to 4×6" (1200×1800px) or 5×7". Apply consistent color correction across all thank-you cards.
Album and Print Preparation
Work with your photographer to select album photos. Resize for the album company's specifications. Prepare wall art prints at the correct DPI for framing.
Wedding Photo Tools
Photo Enhance
Brighten and perfect wedding photos instantly.
Background Remover
Create elegant compositions for invitations.
Resize for Print
Get perfect dimensions for prints and albums.
Wedding Photo Editing Tips
Save-the-Date Cards
Use 5×7 inch dimensions at 300 DPI for print. For digital versions, resize to 1080×1350 for Instagram or 1200×628 for Facebook event covers.
Engagement Photos
Enhance lighting to bring out natural skin tones. Use warm color correction to add a golden-hour glow, and compress to under 2MB for easy sharing via email and messaging apps.
Wedding Website Gallery
Batch resize photos to a consistent width (1200px recommended) for a clean gallery layout. Compress to JPEG at 80% quality for the best balance of clarity and page speed.
Thank-You Cards
Crop your favorite ceremony or reception photo to 4×6 or 5×7, remove any distracting backgrounds with AI, and add a subtle watermark with your names and date.
Wedding Photo FAQ
What size should wedding photos be for printing?
For prints, use 300 DPI. Common sizes: 4x6 (1200x1800px), 5x7 (1500x2100px), 8x10 (2400x3000px). For albums, 3600x2400px is standard.
What are standard save-the-date card dimensions?
Standard sizes are 4x6 inches or 5x7 inches. For digital, use 1800x1200px (4x6) or 2100x1500px (5x7) at 300 DPI.
How do I remove backgrounds from wedding photos?
Use our AI Background Remover to isolate subjects, then add elegant backgrounds or transparent overlays for invitations.
What aspect ratio works best for wedding albums?
Most wedding albums use 3:2 ratio (horizontal) or 2:3 (vertical). Standard album pages are 12x8 or 10x10 inches.
What image sizes do wedding websites need?
Most wedding website builders (Zola, The Knot, Minted) recommend images between 1200-2400px wide in JPEG format. Hero banners work best at 2400x1200, while gallery photos should be 1200x800 minimum. Keep file sizes under 2MB for fast loading.