Custom Wooden USBs For Wedding Photos In Print & Glass Display Box Update
Jan 29, 2024
The wedding photography accessory company Lux Heirloom has updated its product range to now include three different USB flash drive options.
Sugar Land, United States - January 29, 2024 /PressCable/ —
With the announcement, wedding photographers are provided with an updated assortment of USB flash drive options with which they can deliver photo and video files to their customers. The drives are designed to be aesthetically pleasing and to serve as heirlooms that can be passed down from generation to generation.
More details can be found at https://www.luxheirloom.com
The USBs now come in three different options, with photographers able to choose from a maple flash drive, walnut USB, or a crystal USB flash drive. In addition to the drives, photographers can purchase a wooden box to place their USB in. Each wooden flash drive has a 16GB memory capacity, while the crystal option is 32GB.
To provide further customization, Lux Heirloom allows customers to engrave text onto the exterior of each USB. Photographers can upload their own logo or artwork so that each flash drive serves as a promotional piece for their work. They can also opt to have the names of the bride and groom etched onto a USB, increasing the product's value as an heirloom.
Lux Heirloom also offers five glass boxes and two print boxes that its customers can order to deliver photo albums and USBs in. The glass box options include gold, rose gold, and shadow. All but the rose gold box can have customized engravings added to their exteriors.
The print boxes can be ordered in either a velvet print or linen print style. To further offer advertising potential without forcing photographers to use the boxes themselves, Lux Heirloom sells customizable 4x2 metal die that can be added to either print box so that a photographer can ensure their logo stays attached to the albums they ship.
About Lux Heirloom
Lux Heirloom was founded by wedding photographers who spent 13 years operating their photography business. During their more than a decade at work, the founders came to believe that the trend of online photo albums had robbed many families of the potential to turn their photos into inheritable heirlooms. This belief led them to create Lux Heirlooms and dedicate their time to curating and crafting bespoke album packaging.
For more information visit https://www.luxheirloom.com
Contact Info:
Name: Alice Lin
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Organization: Lux Heirloom
Address: 4771 Sweetwater Blvd. #298 Sugar Land, TX 77479, Sugar Land, TX 77479, United States
Website: https://www.luxheirloom.com/
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