Frequently Asked Personalized Calendar Questions

How fast do you ship and can I get my calendar in time for Christmas?

Can I combine multiple photos in one frame?

What holidays are preprinted on the calendar?

Q. How fast do you ship and can I get my calendar in time for Christmas?

A. We generally ship in 5-7 business days from the time we receive your order materials and payment. It is suggested that orders placed on or after December 15th be shipped via USPS Express Mail. USPS Priority Mail averages 2-3 day delivery, but this service is not guaranteed, and often has a longer delivery time during the holiday season. Check the USPS web site at usps.com for delivery times and terms.

The fastest way to get your calendar would be to use the "Online Ordering Option With Digital File Upload"; next fastest is "Online Ordering Option With Mail-In Prints"; and third fastest is "Printable Online Form, (mail-in prints)". All of these methods can be completed in one day. There is no waiting a couple extra days for the mailman to bring you a kit.

Q. Can I combine multiple photos in one frame?

A. Yes! You have two options.

Option 1: You can digitally combine two or more photos to create a collage using your photo editing software. Be sure to save them as a JPEG (.JPG) image file before uploading to the website.

Option 2: If you are using the mail-in kit create your multiple photo layout on a sheet of paper no larger than 11" (wide) X 8-1/2" tall. Some people create scrapbook type pages which are very creative and print well.

Q. What kind of paper do you use?

A. For the calendar bodies, we use an ultra white smooth finish text weight paper.

For the covers, we use a comparable cover weight.

Q. Will my photos be returned?

A. We return all photo prints with your finished calendars.

Q. What holidays are preprinted on the calendar?

A. The following holidays are preprinted on the calendar:
New Year's Day, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Ash Wednesday, St. Valentine's Day, Presidents' Day, St. Patrick's Day, Orthodox Lent Begins, Palm Sunday, First Day of Passover, Good Friday, Easter Sunday, Orthodox Easter, Mother's Day, Memorial Day, Flag Day, Father's Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, First Day of Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Columbus Day, Halloween, Election Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, First Day of Hanukkah, Christmas Day, and Kwanzaa Begins.