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 makes you think, "That is 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 brings back their face, habit, or favorite place.

If the photo matters to you, it is worth trying. A real person reviews the photo before production.

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. You can keep the gift note short and plain.