How to choose the right candle photo

Choose a photo where their face is easy to see. Eyes, ears, nose, and expression matter more than a perfect background.

If you are choosing between two photos, pick the one that feels most like them.

Photos taken near a window or outside in soft shade usually print better than dark indoor photos.

Try to avoid harsh flash, heavy filters, or screenshots that look blurry.

Memorial photos are emotional. A slightly imperfect photo can still be the right one if it holds the memory clearly.

If the photo matters to you, it probably belongs on the candle.

If you are sending the candle to someone else, choose a photo they have already shared and loved.

When unsure, a simple portrait photo is safer than a busy scene.