Vintage Wedding Collage — make it in your browser

The canvas it opens on

The maker opens on a landscape canvas at 3:2, and that is the recipe's own choice rather than a default: a wide frame holds a row of photos, and a group shot, without cropping anyone out at the edges.

Have 6–8 photos picked out before you start — that is the band this recipe was written around, and the arrangement is balanced for that number rather than for whatever you happen to have open.

How the photos land

Photos land with a hard-edged border, a few degrees off square, over the heaviest paper grain of any style. Scatter is on. Keep stickers near four — a vintage page carries its age in the paper, not in the decoration.

Which tools this one needs

This recipe leans on Freestyle, photo editing, the cutout, stickers and animation. 4 of its 6 steps open a panel right here; the remaining 2 are hand work on the canvas — placing, cropping, deciding.

What is missing here: animation. A step that asks for one is a step to improvise.

What this page leaves out

The steps themselves, the ingredient list and the variations stay on the full recipe. This page is the canvas, not the reading — once it loads, the rail beside it carries the same steps in short form.