Mockup Wedding Plate, photorealistic mockup

This is a time saving way to get fantastic images of your invitations and cards, without having to photograph each one separately. This is a fully layered PS document, allowing you to add an image, that will drop perfectly into the background, and instantly have all the effects applied (including blurring / shadows / perspective shifts ) so you don't have to tinker..tinkering takes time, save that time for making amazing invitations.

Once you have added your design, your image will fit perfectly into the background and appear to be part of the real image.

Each image has all the effects already applied, simply double click on the 'green' layers and you can add your image. When you close this window you will be left with the final image, and your image appearing as if it is part of the original composition.

Here is a quick guide, it is simple, but any problems, then please just message me for immediate assistance.

1. Click on the gactive 'green layer'
2. Place your image
3. Your image is now overlayed. Hey presto. There shouldnt be anything more to do, it should look like the design was always there.
4. Now you can export your image and a png / or save as a jpeg, or save however you prefer, but your final image will look unified, and as if it was photographed that way.
5. Rember you can do this as many times as you like with different designs, but try and mix it up a bit with other flat lays, see my bundles for more options.
6. Good luck and please get in touch if you have any problems.

Beth x

A little about me:

These mockups were born of my own frustration, having purchased a number of mockups, I was a little dissapointed, and found I could create much better ones myself. I have many designs that just didn't look right, often flat lay mockups only place the image over the photo, great photos, but you need more than a great photo to make a great overlay. You need to make sure the masking is perfect, so those little touches of ribbons and flowers are carefully cut out to provide a sense of depth. I have also provided blurring and toning and colour matching, along with each mock up being tested for various designs, including darker designs to make sure there is no overlap.

Each mockup takes a long time to create, but I have done this for you, and now you can simply enjoy dropping in your designs. I find mockups are not only great for presentation, to help your clients / customers see what the final design looks like in person, but they are a great way of helping you check your design for balance and aesthetics without having to print. I often use my mockups to place my designs, and then go back to the original design tinker to make sure it looks fabulous before I go to the expense of printing out to proof properly. This has probably saved me hundreds of pounds on ink in the past.

Beth x