Photo Frames

Personalised photo frames from ₹249 to ₹999 — 16 options in wood, acrylic and MDF, printed or engraved with a name, a date or the photograph itself. Frames that are part of the gift A frame with a photograph in it is a nice gesture. A frame with the photograph printed into it, and the names and the date engraved on the border, is a different object — it cannot be swapped out, reused or quietly replaced, which is exactly what makes it a keepsake. Acrylic frames are UV printed, so the image is part of the panel rather than a print sitting behind glass. Wooden frames are laser engraved on the border and take a mounted photograph, which suits people who want to change the picture later. Both come ready to stand on a desk or hang. What people order them for Weddings and anniversaries — names and the date engraved around the photograph. Newborns — name, date of birth, weight and time, engraved on the border. Farewells and retirements — a group photo with the team's names. Schools and institutes — merit student frames and toppers panels, refreshed each session. Memorial frames — a single photograph with a name and dates, handled carefully. Photograph quality matters here A frame enlarges whatever you send. A photo that looks fine on a phone can look soft at A4, so always send the original file rather than a forwarded copy — the compression that makes a photo easy to share is the compression that makes it print badly. If the only copy is a print, a flat scan beats a photo of a photo. Every order gets a free design proof showing the crop and the engraved text before production. Bulk pricing starts at 25 pieces for schools and offices, with GST invoicing and PAN-India delivery. Sizes and mounting Desk sizes stand on their own; wall sizes come ready to hang. A frame on a desk is read from half a metre and can carry a smaller photograph and finer engraved text; a frame on a wall is read from across the room and needs both larger. Tell us where it is going and the layout is set accordingly rather than by default.

Personalised photo frames from ₹249 to ₹999 — 38 options in wood, acrylic and MDF, printed or engraved with a name, a date or the photograph itself.

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Frames that are part of the gift

A frame with a photograph in it is a nice gesture. A frame with the photograph printed into it, and the names and the date engraved on the border, is a different object — it cannot be swapped out, reused or quietly replaced, which is exactly what makes it a keepsake.

Acrylic frames are UV printed, so the image is part of the panel rather than a print sitting behind glass. Wooden frames are laser engraved on the border and take a mounted photograph, which suits people who want to change the picture later. Both come ready to stand on a desk or hang.

What people order them for

  • Weddings and anniversaries — names and the date engraved around the photograph.
  • Newborns — name, date of birth, weight and time, engraved on the border.
  • Farewells and retirements — a group photo with the team's names.
  • Schools and institutes — merit student frames and toppers panels, refreshed each session.
  • Memorial frames — a single photograph with a name and dates, handled carefully.

Photograph quality matters here

A frame enlarges whatever you send. A photo that looks fine on a phone can look soft at A4, so always send the original file rather than a forwarded copy — the compression that makes a photo easy to share is the compression that makes it print badly. If the only copy is a print, a flat scan beats a photo of a photo.

Every order gets a free design proof showing the crop and the engraved text before production. Bulk pricing starts at 25 pieces for schools and offices, with GST invoicing and PAN-India delivery.

Sizes and mounting

Desk sizes stand on their own; wall sizes come ready to hang. A frame on a desk is read from half a metre and can carry a smaller photograph and finer engraved text; a frame on a wall is read from across the room and needs both larger. Tell us where it is going and the layout is set accordingly rather than by default.