Congratulations Chris and Jerilyn! Your wedding couldn’t have been more beautiful. We had such a great weekend with you, your family, and friends. You really have an unbelievable amount of love and support. Thanks for letting me capture your special day. It was a blast!

You’ll find some select images below but the full sets are now available on Flickr.
View the complete Collection or specific Sets (Saturday, The Wedding, Receiving Line, Portraits, and Reception).

You can order inexpensive prints and other fun stuff directly from Flickr. I’ve written up a step-by-step guide to get you started but let me know if you get stuck.

Flickr is my favorite photo sharing site and community to be sure, but it always amazes me how much confusion there is over what should be really simple tasks like ordering prints.

The Printing FAQ on Flickr isn’t much help either so I’ve decided to roll my own. If you’re looking for a step by step to ordering prints, look no further.

Step 1 – Sign In
Before you can even add a photo to your shopping cart, you need to log into Flickr. If you don’t already have an account, you can create one for free. Having to login first always trips people up so make sure you get this out of the way before continuing.

Step 2 – Request Permission
You won’t be able to print every picture you come across on Flickr because the owner of the photo gets to control who can and can’t order prints in their account settings. Most of my photos tend to be available to anyone but if you don’t see the buttons described in the following steps, you may need to ask the specific owner for permission.

Step 3 – Part 1: Ordering Individual Photos
You can add individual photos to your shopping cart by clicking the ‘Prints & More’ button just above the image.

The first time you do this, you may be asked to confirm that you are located in the United States as Flickr unfortunately only ships to the USA at this time.

After setting this up, the next time you click ‘Prints & More’ you’ll be presented with a list of sizes and prices to choose from. Just select the quantity you want and click ‘Add to Cart’.

Rinse and repeat for other photos you want to order.

Step 3 – Part 2: Ordering A Set of Photos
Photos are often grouped together into ‘Sets’ on Flickr. You can quickly add a bunch of photos from a particular set by following the steps here.

First, browse to the particular Set you’re interested in. There are a few ways to get there but one is to click the Set Title in the box to the right of a photo.

You’ll be taken to a page with a bunch of thumbnails like shown below. Just above the pictures will be an option to ‘Make Stuff’. Click this link and then ‘Prints & more’.

You’ll then have the option to check whichever photos you want, select a size, and add them all to your cart at once.

Step 4 – Check Out
This is where things start to get easier. Just click the shopping cart icon near the top right corner of the page. You’ll be able to review the photos in your cart, change quantities, and remove particular items. When you’re happy with everything, select to pick up the prints at Target or to have them mailed to you at home. Then just enter your info and billing details and you’re all set.

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Well, I hope this helps. If you’re still stuck let me know in the comments below and I’ll try to update this to make it more clear.