Customer Testimonials

Completed albums inspire us, uplift us, connect us, and give us a great sense of accomplishment. They contain the stories that define who we are, how we live, and what we value. Relationships strengthen. Wounds heal. Perspective is sharpened. Life is celebrated. Read about how albums have enriched the lives of others. And, if you’d like, share your story too.

“At the age of ten, my favourite school teacher was leaving, so I borrowed my dad’s camera, I wanted to remember her always. From that day on, I took photos of everything that happened in my life. That moment in time started a lifetime passion of documenting my life through photos. Since discovering Creative Memories, my albums have become the star attraction at all my family get togethers, even my niece and nephew love to look at them. My journalling is now for them, for my story and theirs to be told for generations to come. My albums are the diaries of my life.” Belinda Ostwald (QLD)
“For me, album-making is many things, a chance to be creative, really spread my wings! Most importantly I get to tell my story, of love and laughter - Our life in all its glory! Big inspirations are my two girls, from notable milestones, to their beautiful curls! I also get to share my hobby with a special friend, my mum and I spend hours scrapping, for us there is no end! A rewarding hobby that’s so much fun, a historical document when all is said and done! Addicted to scrapping - yes indeed, so many tools to help me succeed!” Kim Anstey (VIC)
“Creative Memories is a motivation in itself. It lets me use my creativity to produce albums that are special to me and that the family never gets tired of looking at. Special moments in everyday life are often the biggest motivation with my camera never far from my side. My daughter is a great inspiration for my masterpieces, as well as family, friends and special occasions. My daughter and I scrapbook together and inspire each other to create a page with colours and embellishments that we haven’t used before and to give each other ideas.” Wendy Carran (QLD)