How to display school photos

Photos are a great way to document how much your child has grown over the years and there’s no better comparison that their yearly school photos. There are many different and creative ways you can choose to display them. In this post we’ll look at how to display school photos in different settings.

Email School Photos to Your Child (to be opened in the future)

One of the easiest ways to display school photos is by emailing them to your child. This way they can access their own memories as an adult and relive how much they’ve grown up while looking at how small, cute or funny they used to be! A mini time capsule, just make sure you write down how to access the account.

Alternatively, share how much they’ve grown with their friends and family is by sending them an email of all the portraits from each year that are stored on your computer or phone. Be sure to include how to access the photo album or how old they were in each portrait.

Create a School Photo Collage Blanket

A blanket with your child’s school photos printed on it can be given to them as an adult gift for their birthday or Christmas. This will create fond memories of how loved they were growing up, especially if you include pictures from family vacations, Christmas morning opening presents and other special moments.

Sending School Photos to Family and Friends

A collage of your child’s school portraits is a great way for family members who live far away or abroad to see how much they’ve grown over the years. It also makes it easy for them to share in the memories by sending their own photos from birthdays, graduations and other important milestones.

Framed Wall Displays

Another way to display school photos is by using an old frame with glass and hanging it on the wall of your home or office. This creates a professional look that’s sure to get compliments from friends, family members and visitors alike! Using different frames will create a unique feel for each portrait as well.

Create a Photo Book or Album

Creating an album that houses your child’s school photos over the years is another great way to display them proudly on the wall of your home. You can also create photo books and albums from other memories like family vacations, birthdays and more! This creates a professional feel while keeping all cherished moments in one

All you need is a photo printer (Canon’s Selphy printers are great for this) and some photo paper.

Display School Photos on Fridge in Magnetic Frame

A magnetic frame is a great way to display school photos because it can be moved around easily. This allows you to refresh how they’re hung up from year-to-year and keep your kitchen, office or living room looking aesthetically pleasing at all times!

Combine Several Portraits into a Photo Collage

If you have a stack of school portraits, be sure to display them together in one collage. This can make a great centrepiece for your living room or office and will create the feeling that they’re all part of one big family unit!

Store Photos in a Keepsake Display Box or Book

If you’d like to display photos without hanging them on the wall, consider storing them in a keepsake box or photo book. These can be displayed anywhere and allow for easy access when friends and family members drop by. Store all your memories from school in a place you can find them easily!

Use School Portraits in a Slideshow Video

Test out your video editing skills by creating a personalised video of their school photos or use google photos video feature to do it for you. Slideshow videos are a great way to display how much they’ve grown and how far they’ve come over the years, especially for something like an eighteenth birthday.

School Photo Display Tips

• Before doing anything with your school photos make a small note on the back of them with your child’s age and grade. While I’m sure it may be fresh in your head now, over the years, it may get harder and harder to identify how old your child was in each picture.
• Consider how you’ll display photos before taking them. For example, consider how you’ll include them in a gift like a blanket or wall art before taking pictures.
• Find ways to display photos only when they’re required as decoration, for example during Christmas time or birthdays. This will keep clutter low and make it easier to find specific family members’ pictures when needed.

The best way to display your child’s school portraits is by using any of the 7 different options we’ve given you in this blog post. Whether it’s a collage of photos on their birthday gift blanket, framed wall displays for every year they attended school or a slideshow video with all their memories collected together- there are plenty of ways that will make them feel special and loved. We hope these ideas have been helpful and if you need more help finding the right framing option for your home send us an email.