Live in Canada, Print/mail photos via iPhoto to UK

Hi
I live in Canada and am interested in ordering some photos via iPhoto. Photos are for delivery to UK. So I'd like to place the order with Apple iPhoto service in UK rather than in Canada (which delivers only to US/Canada).
Is this possible?
Or must I use a photo printer other than iPhoto?
Guidance welcomed.
Regards, Ross

I live in Canada and am interested in ordering some photos via iPhoto. Photos are for delivery to UK. So I'd like to place the order with Apple iPhoto service in UK rather than in Canada (which delivers only to US/Canada).
Is this possible?
no - http://www.apple.com/support/photoservices/shipping/ and http://www.apple.com/uk/support/photoservices/shipping/
And your address and credit card must match the country you order from
Each of the pages listed above have an e-mail information request form you can use to double check
Or must I use a photo printer other than iPhoto?
Yes
LN
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