A marriage book includes portraits of both partners, so the pair should look neat and consistent. With the online ID photo tool, you can prepare both images at home using the same background.

Choose the size and background

Registry offices in different regions may ask for 3x4 or 4x6 photos. A red background is common, but confirm with the officer because local rules can vary.

  • Wear formal clothing that matches as a pair.
  • Use the same background and lighting for both photos.
  • Avoid filters that change skin tones.
  • Keep the face clear of heavy accessories.

Before printing

Check the size, background color, and number of copies requested. Keep the original files so you can print again later. Everything runs on your device, and no photo is uploaded to a server.

Coordinate with your partner

Take both photos at the same time and place so skin tones and lighting match. If one photo needs a retake, use the same background and settings so the pair still looks consistent. Print an extra set as a backup.

Frequently asked questions

What size is a marriage book photo?

It can be 3x4 or 4x6 depending on the local registry office. Confirm before printing.

Should both photos use the same background?

Yes, that keeps the pair consistent inside the marriage book.

Can I print it myself?

Yes, but use photo paper and good print quality.

Is my photo data safe?

Yes. Everything runs in the browser and the photo is not uploaded.

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