Bring your wedding feature, chosen moments and available media links into a considered digital collection. Public or private, the brief starts with what you want to keep together.
AI-generated editorial imagery. A visual direction, not a previous client wedding.
01 / YOUR DIGITAL COLLECTION
More than files. A place with a story.
The value is in how the pieces belong together: your feature, selected photographs and available publication links, organised around the celebration.
● ● ●YOUR WEDDING COLLECTIONIllustrative concept
A CELEBRATION TO RETURN TO
Your story lives here.
01The story
An introduction that connects the moments.
02The photographs
A considered selection, arranged with care.
03The media record
Available links, brought into one place.
02 / YOUR ACCESS CHOICES
Some stories are public. Some belong closer.
The collection begins with a decision about its audience, not an assumption that everything should be visible.
You may want a public-facing collection, a more selective sharing arrangement, or a private-first brief. The access method, content and hosting terms are agreed for the commissioned work.
We consider names, identifiable guests and personal details alongside the photographs. A clear selection gives the collection its character while respecting the boundaries you choose.
A personal collection can leave space for quieter moments.Illustrative visual direction03 / A CLEAR HANDOVER
Beautifully presented. Clearly understood.
A considered archive needs a practical plan for its content, access and care.
01
The collection
Agree the story, photographs and available links to be included, together with image permissions and credits.
02
The access
Confirm how the collection is accessed and which personal details appear in the chosen version.
03
The continuity
Confirm the hosting period, renewal arrangements and the files or records included in the handover.
A visual direction for bringing a wedding story and its memories together.Illustrative visual direction
A PLACE TO RETURN TO
Your story. Beautifully brought together.
Chosen photographs, your wedding feature, and available publication links in one considered collection.
01
The photographs
02
The words
03
The memories
Build your collectionChoose what belongs in your archive+
A collection with a clear purpose
A wedding archive is a way to organise the material you want to revisit: an approved story, selected photographs, sharing assets and available publication links. It is not simply every file from a camera roll presented at once.
The scope should describe the content, organisation and intended audience. An archive can support a public-facing campaign or focus on a family collection without public distribution.
MADE AROUND YOUR CHOICES
Considered access. Clear ownership.
01 / ACCESS
Choose who can see it.
Access & privacyAgree the arrangements for your audience+
Agree the access arrangements
The website’s archive preview is a visual demonstration. Its tabs and sample gallery are not a live secure client portal. Any real hosting, access control or password-protection arrangements must be specified for your commissioned collection.
Decide who should be able to see it, whether any version will be public, who can approve additions and what should stay out of the collection. Do not assume that choosing a privacy option in a demo implements those controls for an actual wedding.
02 / CONTINUITY
Know how it is kept.
Hosting & handoverDuration, renewal and final delivery+
Hosting and handover should be explicit
Confirm the hosting period, renewal fees, export or handover options, maintenance responsibilities and any ongoing support before commissioning. A “legacy” description is not a promise of lifetime hosting or permanent availability on third-party websites.
If media links are included, keep a record of their publication dates and formats. Third-party pages can change or disappear. Discuss what is delivered directly to you and what remains dependent on another publisher.
THE FINISHING DETAILS
A collection made to be yours.
Approved material, properly creditedImage permissions and creative credits+
Use rights-cleared, approved material
Your photographer’s images, your written feature and any other selected assets need appropriate permissions for their intended use. Credits and permissions for identifiable people should be handled as part of the brief.
The generated images on this site illustrate possible layouts. They are not previous client weddings, portfolio evidence or a promise that the depicted venue or styling is included in your edition.
Connect every part of the storyYour feature, announcement and media links+
Connect the archive to the rest of the story
An editorial feature supplies the narrative. An announcement creates a piece to share. An archive gives the agreed material a place to live together. You can discuss one component or a broader commission without treating every sample as included in every tier.
Use the enquiry form to tell us your preferred visibility and edition. Add any access, hosting or handover priorities in the optional note so they can be addressed in your proposed scope.
Beyond the cover
A useful collection has a clear handover.
01
Find your chapters
Bring the feature, selected photographs, film links, creative credits and publication record into a browsable structure.
02
Choose the access
Decide who should see the collection and how access works. Select a public, selective or private brief before anything is shared.
03
Plan for continuity
Confirm the hosting term, renewal price, domain arrangements, downloadable files and how future updates will be handled.
