Meet Dave and Alianor, a tattoo artist from Atlanta, and a Catholic girl from Michigan. Tim Will shot their wedding in Atlanta last year. I could tell you about how the bridal party smoked and drank heavily before the ceremony, or that they carried guns with their names inscribed on the handles, or that the bride married in black. But I won't. Tim's images can do the talking... Instead, I'd rather highlight this album as a great example of how an anything-but-traditional wedding can fit so beautifully into a Queensberry. We're proud that our albums are so flexible and diverse. And that our album design software, Photojunction is the enabler to create an album as traditional or contemporary as you want. But that's only half of the equation. The other half is how you go about presenting and selling that album to your clients – finding a way to appeal to the clients in front of you. I asked Tim how he went about it with Dave and Alianor. But apparently the product just spoke for itself! "I know you're looking for some great method I employed to sell this album, but it just happened on its own. The product spoke for itself and basically left me with nothing to do. They fell in love with your flushmount style of album. "They might be non-conformists, but they're just as sentimental as the rest of us. They saw the value in spending money on a wedding album, and saw the quality of a Queensberry album as worth more. "Out of all the albums I showed them Queensberry was the best fit. It's great to know that your products are still contemporary enough for a tattoo artist and his wife." Thanks for sharing Tim - a beautiful album. Cheers, Nigel Click here to view a slideshow of Dave and Alianor's album.