Happy Snaps Newland Avenue

A new team has hit Newland Avenue. Neil and Denise, who are husband and wife, have been running Happy Snaps on the avenue since September last year. They offer a mini lab service, with on site processing for all your films. New to Newland Avenue is the hour service on your films, so you can shop until your photos are ready. The hour service is available all day until 4 pm.

Neil is a professional photographer and so understands how important your photographs are - and using his knowledge and expertise, will print all your films to a professional standard. Your films are as precious to Neil and Denise as they are to you. The on-site processing means that your films will never be lost - that is guaranteed.

There is a portrait studio to the rear of Happy Snaps, which caters for babies, children and families, providing a great opportunity to have a professional portrait of your family. Model portfolios are also available. Please ring 01482 474100 to book your appointment. Neil and Denise have spent the last 15 years offering wedding photography services at reasonable rates, so if you are getting married and would like to discuss your requirements, we will be only to glad to help.

Also on offer is digital copying and restoration work, whether it is a straight copy that is needed or more involved restoration - Happy Snaps can help. A large selection of quality frames and albums, camera batteries and films are also available. Neil and Denise pride themselves on their customer service - they are truly Happy Snaps - always ready with a welcoming smile and professional standards. They are always happy to advise you on any aspect of your photography, from help with your camera to advice about the right type of film to use. So why not call in and see how they can help you.

Special Offer for the Month of August - Half Price Portrait Sittings - Just £10

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