The One Photo Every Bride Wishes She Had
"He passed away before my wedding and I'd love a photo with him."
People write some version of that sentence to strangers on the internet every week, hoping a stranger with Photoshop will do it for them. A wedding is the day the absence is loudest — not because you forget them the rest of the year, but because a wedding is built out of the exact moments they were supposed to be in.
And wedding photos are not like your other photos. They are the most professionally shot, most carefully printed, most frequently displayed pictures you will ever own. The album. Your parents' wall. The slideshow at your anniversary. Which means the person missing from them is missing over and over, for decades.
That is what this page is for: to add a deceased loved one to a wedding photo — not a video, not an avatar. One photograph, the formal portrait that should have existed, that you can print and frame and put in the hands of whoever needs it most.