Memory Framing has evolved into its current form since 2004, from a start as a project by the owner to dress up his own sports collection.
A move into marketing archival pictures and battleground bullets from the American Civil War led to inquiries by prospective customers about what could be done with the World War II medals in Dad's sock drawer.
Memory Framing developed prototypes in early 2006, and had sales before the end of that year. That accomplished, the rest of the story is a steady progression into framing an expanding range of objects and photographs for clients.
Commitment
One of the first projects Andrew MacGregor ever did was his late father’s service medals for Canadian Army service during WW II.
An image of that display is now his business logo.
He will take the same care with your project!
New Product Developments
In 2009, we developed the removable medal compartment, to allow temporary removal of the medals from the display for periodic use.
Also in 2009, we launched a new product for preservation and display of children’s dance slippers and shoes.
In 2010, we introduced the tribute Memory Frame, designed to honour civilian life with photos and souvenirs.
In 2011, we developed our 'Old House' product for downsizers to remember their old home and all its history. (See example at right.)
'OLD HOUSE' Memory Frame Example