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Tue Oct 15

Christmas gifting made easy | Once Upon Photobooks

Written by: The Times

Unique Christmas gift ideas are hard to come by - Once Upon photobooks are changing that.

Modernising the way we collect family photos, Once Upon allows users to quickly drop all their favourite pictures direct from their camera roll into an aesthetic photo book – all via the Once Upon app.

Whether you want to commemorate your 2024 Euro trip with friends, compile all your memories celebrating your engagement, gift a new mum a beautiful baby book or collect all of nana’s old photos in a modern way, Once Upon provides customised photo books that turn your precious memories into heartfelt and meaningful gifts

Why Once Upon is the perfect Christmas gift:

Affordable and thoughtful – a lasting keepsake starting at just $25 for prints! $35 for a book!

Quick and easy to create – drop photos from your phone into a photo book via the app

Fully customisable – choose layouts, colours, and themes to reflect your story

Premium quality – high-quality materials that make your memories shine

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