This post is a visual summary of two-page spreads. For me, two-page spreads stop me in my page-turning tracks. They catch me off guard, in a good way. And they’re a great way to showcase full-bleed images. If you’re making a book that’s going to be handled frequently and you want it to be extra durable and extra-special, you may want to opt for lay-flat pages.To learn more about lay-flat pages and how to turn your photos into two-page spreads, read this article.
Here are some gorgeous two-page spreads made by our customers.

Love this engagement two-page spread from Diane Marsico. What a brilliant idea!

A two-page spread is a great way to capture a memorable trip. We love this layout from Amanda Black.
- This two-page spread from Holly Davis is from a book celebrating her daughter’s second birthday. Nice background choice, Holly!

This two-page spread showcases a photo taken in Kenya by Photo Girl Canada.

Have a great sunset shot? Why not make it a two-page spread? Lara Riley took this shot in Fairhope, AL.

As always, Mary Dargis shines with her innovative use of a two-page spread. Mary, as you may remember is the artist behind the Mardi Gras books. Click on this picture to read about her New Orleans-inspired creations.

This gorgeous two-page spread is from The Book of Emma by Megan Reid. Click on this picture to see the blog post about this amazing book.
- Cheryl Parker Miller is a pro at layering. Look how she layers images on top of her two-page spread to create texture and dimension. This is a great way to capture a memorable moment.

This special photograph taken by Megan Reid was made for a two-page spread. Click on this picture to see the blog post about this amazing book.

The flow of this two-page spread is artfully done. This spread can be found in the book Tina & Justus' Wedding. Click on this picture to see the blog post about this amazing book.

This beautiful two-page spread was created by Leslie Gonce. She's the artist behind the I Love NY photo book. Click on this picture to see the blog post about this amazing book.

Why not use a two-page spread to showcase the wedding party? This two-page spread is from the wedding book created for Corey & Muyiwa. Click on this picture to see the blog post about this amazing book.
Have you made a book with a two-page spread you love? We’d love to see it! Share it on our Facebook page. To share a special two-page spread, take a screen shot and then post it like a photo.
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Still inspired? Check out this post that explains why lay-flat pages rock. Or take a look at this photo book of Italy that’s chock-full of breathtaking two-page spreads.













Gee Whiz,,,thanks for throwing my pic in there, Picaboo…two page spreads and layflat pages…an impressive combo!! love all the different ways people have used them!!