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For starters, watch any of the following movies:
Shrek
Robin Hood (Disney animated)
Snow White
Sabrina (new version, Harrison Ford - no pics, but a good verbal intro)
Beauty and the Beast (again, good verbals)
I'm drawing a blank, but I know there are others. Anyway, they all have a storybook intro - it might give you some ideas.
I would use lots of yellowy parchment, Old English calligraphy, and gold accents. You might search around online for some medieval-type pics you can use for your pages. Then try to find a big, heavy, old-fashioned leather-bound album to put it in. And don't forget all the cliches - "Once upon a time. . " "They all lived happily ever after," etc...
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Nancy
I did an album for my daughter using lyrics to a song, the first page I did as a story-book intro. You know -- "Once upon a time in a country named Merry-Land (we live in Maryland and her name is Meredith) a beautiful baby girl was born...." and then I continued saying what "gifts" she had been given, wisdom and intelligence; a kind and loving heart; etc. I used a golden colored parchment paper to give it an "aged" look -- cut it to look like an unscrolled piece of paper, and added Disney stickers from Sleeping Beauty -- Aurora, the three fairies as accents -- Oh -- the song I used was "I Hope You Dance"
We had a great photographer, a good friend of ours actually, who did everything for us at cost.
But I will put in layouts as soon as I get some done.
Thank you all.