FondlyRestore old wedding photos
Fix faded, scratched and yellowed wedding pictures and make them sharp enough to frame or print as an anniversary gift.
Taking a picture of a print? Lay it flat by a window in daylight and turn off the flash, so there's no glare.
What a lovely photo. Choose what it needs:
✦ Deep repair is our most powerful restoration, included with credits and Pro. 50 photos for $9, no subscription. Unlock Deep repair →
Faces are brought back into focus automatically. Your photo stays private and is deleted within an hour. By restoring it you confirm you may use it and agree to our Terms and Privacy Policy, including how faces are handled.
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Drag the little circle to see the before and after.
Print sizes 4×6, 5×7 and 8×10, cut to shape for any photo lab
A lovely gift: print it and frame it for someone in the photo. Drugstore photo centers print 4×6 to 8×10 the same day. Or give a Fondly gift card →
How to restore old wedding photos
- Scan the print or take a straight, well-lit phone picture of it (no flash, avoid glare).
- Drop the photo into the box above and pick what to fix.
- Wait 10–60 seconds while the AI restores it.
- Drag the slider to compare, then download the restored photo.
A great anniversary gift
A restored wedding photo printed and framed is one of the most loved gifts for a 25th, 40th or 50th anniversary. Restore the photo here, enlarge it 4× for printing and order the print from any photo lab.
Typical problems with wedding prints
- Yellowing and fading from decades in a frame or album
- Glare and reflections when the photo is behind glass (take it out before scanning)
- White dresses losing detail: restoration brings back lace and folds
- Black-and-white wedding photos that you would like to see in color
Frequently asked questions
What size can I print?
With 4× enlargement (credits or Pro) you get up to 4800 px, which prints sharply up to about 11×14 inches.
Should I add color to a black-and-white wedding photo?
Try both: download the restored black-and-white version and a colorized one. Many families frame the colorized version and keep the original look as well.