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How to Print Your Veteran's Portrait for the March: A Step-by-Step Guide

How to Print Your Veteran's Portrait for the March: A Step-by-Step Guide

Как напечатать портрет вашего ветерана для марша: пошаговое руководство

15 April 2026Admin
Contents · 4
  1. 01Choosing the Right Photo
  2. 02Printing Options
  3. 03Mounting the Portrait
  4. 04Digital Alternative

A practical guide for families preparing portraits of their veterans for the 2026 Immortal Regiment marches across the UK.

Choosing the Right Photo

For the best results, choose a wartime or early post-war photograph of your veteran. If you only have a small print, your local library or print shop can help scan and enlarge it. The recommended print size for the march is A3 (297 × 420 mm).

Printing Options

You can print your portrait at home on a standard printer, or visit a local print shop for a higher-quality result. Many copy centres offer A3 prints for under £5. Some regions will have free portrait printing available at collection points — check your local event page on moypolk.uk for details.

Mounting the Portrait

Attach your printed portrait to a wooden stick or dowel using tape or staples. Ensure the portrait is securely attached so it can be held aloft during the march. Laminating the print can protect it from rain — always a consideration in the UK!

Digital Alternative

If you cannot attend in person, you can register your veteran on moypolk.uk and their portrait will be included in the digital projection displays at many Victory Day events across the country.

Preserve a memory

Do you have a veteran in your family? Add their story to the Immortal Regiment registry.

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