What mounting options are available for a large 24×34 wedding portrait print?
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I’m preparing for a wedding shoot, and the couple wants a 24×34 print. I usually order 20×30 prints mounted on single- or double-weight matboard, but for a print this large I’m concerned about surface damage and scratching. I’ve also seen local photographers offer foam-mounted prints with a more durable, water-resistant surface that feels almost plastic. What mounting and display options should I consider for a large wedding portrait, and what are the main pros and cons?
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One option mentioned by photographers is a Plak-it style mounted print. This is a frameless presentation where the print is mounted to a rigid board, which can appeal to clients who don’t want a traditional frame.
Pros:
- Clean, modern look
- Rigid support for a large print
- No frame required
- Can be a good client-friendly presentation option
Cons:
- It may not feel formal or “classy” enough for every wedding portrait or décor style
- Surface protection depends on the print finish and mounting process, so durability can vary
Since you’re concerned about scratching, ask your lab specifically about protective laminates or durable surface coatings on mounted prints. In general, for a large display print, you’ll want to compare rigidity, surface protection, appearance, and whether the couple prefers framed or frameless wall art. If they dislike frames, a mounted print such as a Plak-it style product is a reasonable option to explore.
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