Brag Books
November 23rd, 2007 @ 4:08 pm by Mrs. Snow Pea
Do you remember that scene in The Joy Luck Club where Waverly’s mom is walking down the streets of Chinatown holding up a magazine with her on the cover? I remember watching that movie and thinking, that’s my mom! So when Mrs. Bell Pepper showed me her mini photobooks from Qoop, I thought they would be a great thing for my mom.
They can fit snuggly in your purse and without whipping out your entire wedding album, you can show family and friends a quick preview of your wedding photos. Right now, through Flickr, Qoops is offering 20% off all their products. The shipping is rather costly, so for anyone planning to make albums for family before the holidays, I would order them very soon and ship them via “media mail” (7-15 days).
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6 Responses to “Brag Books”
nt, thanks for the tip. I’ve never had anything shipped media mail so I had no idea. I though it was just a timing thing.
Great Idea Mrs SP! My FStepMIL loves to carry around all kinds of pictures in her purse. This will be a perfect gift for her!
great tip, mrs. sp! this would be a wonderful idea for my mom. her co-workers are always asking her about our wedding planning so this is a great way to show them the pictures when all is said and done. love it!
Is the 20% through Flickr still going on? Just wondering if there’s a coupon code or anything like that?
They are. I just ordered some over the weekend. You don’t need any code, it will automatically do the deduction when you go to complete your books.
Mrs. Snow Pea, New York
Age and Occupation: 26, Architectural Engineer and student
Fiance's Age and Occupation: 26, Web Designer
Engagement Date: July 4, 2005
Wedding Date: August 18, 2007
About Me: I am a DIY gal. From cooking, home improvements to wedding. Mr. Snow Pea and I met in college, and since then we've been like peas and carrots! Love cooking, traveling, and fishing.
from past experience, i have learned not to mail anything that i value through media mail, unless i plan to package it very well. since it’s so cheap, media mail is the post office’s last priorty (meaning the least care and attention and more chance your item will be damaged adn banged up by the time it reaches the recipient). so spend a couple more bucks, send it first class or priorty mail and your item will get there sooner and more intact.