The perfect anniversary gift — a restored wedding photograph
For a 25th, 40th, 50th, or 60th wedding anniversary, nothing lands like a beautifully restored, perfectly printed version of the original wedding photograph. We will help you make it.
From 10 credits ($1.00) per photo · 12-month validity
How it works
From upload to download in three simple steps.
1. Upload
Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB. The clearer the original scan, the better the result.
2. AI processes
Our AI analyses your photo and applies the appropriate model. Most jobs finish in under a minute.
3. Download
Compare before / after, then download the high-resolution result. Your originals are never used to train AI models.
See the difference
A faded family scan repaired and colourised by Photo Repair Lab — no slider tricks, just the real result.
Original
Restored
Restored & ColourisedA wedding photograph that prints at A3
The original wedding photograph in your parents' album is probably 5×7 inches, a little faded, and not quite sharp enough to enlarge. Our restoration plus upscale pipeline transforms it into a file you can print at A3 or larger, framed for display on a wall or easel. The result is unmistakably the same photograph — but rendered with the detail and tonality the photographer intended.
For a milestone anniversary (50th and beyond), Comprehensive Restoration with optional colourisation works particularly well for black-and-white originals. Pre-1970 wedding photographs colourise beautifully — pastel bouquets, soft skin tones, the natural ivory of a 1950s wedding dress.
Pair with a digital Gift Card
Already restored the wedding photograph and looking for a gift for someone else? Our digital Gift Cards arrive as a personalised PDF with a unique redemption code, and the recipient can restore their own photographs at their own pace. Ideal for grandparents, parents-in-law, or anyone with a shoebox of family photographs they've been meaning to digitise.
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Complete the project
Restoration is usually step one. Here’s what most people do next.