To go along with the theme of this thread, I hope it won't hurt to talk some about matting and framing options. The people you have doing that for your prints Joe do an amazing job! But, for me just starting out with printing and displaying my images for personal use and family at this point, I need to find an economical way to display my prints.
First off, I feel that if a print is going to be framed, it needs to be matted. This can be of some expense right there, but I've found a place to order online for a decent price if you buy in bulk (50 or more at a time) for pre-cut mats:
Golden State Art
That is as far as I've made it in this research - I next need to look at frames. Personally I don't like many of the pre-made frames I've seen. I am hoping to find a custom solution for frames like Joe has. My in-laws live in a large Amish community where there are many excellent craftsmen. I am hoping to be able to take a matted print to one of the wood workers and have them make a frame for a reasonable price.
Since I don't have access to any kind of frame shop that I can go to, the above setup is the only way to do this for myself. I'd like to hear what other folks do for displaying their prints.