Do I need to know how to build websites?

No. You drag photos into scenes and choose a layout for each one. If you would rather not start from a blank page, an AI co-pilot can lay out a first draft from your upload and put it in time order, and you edit from there.

Can I put video in the same scroll as the photos?

Yes. Clips sit in the scroll alongside the stills rather than in a separate tab, which is the point: the speeches and the first dance are not a different product from the photographs of them.

How long does it take to build one?

A first pass on a wedding takes most photographers under an hour, and less once you have a look you reuse. The co-pilot draft plus your edits is the fast path; building every scene by hand is the slow one, and both end in the same place.

Does a story work on a phone?

It is designed for a phone first, because that is where it gets forwarded and opened. Photos are served at the width the screen actually needs, so a story with hundreds of frames still opens quickly on venue wifi.

Can I still give them a normal gallery too?

Yes, and most photographers do both. The gallery is where the couple downloads everything; the story is the thing they send to people. They can live under the same wedding.

An interactive wedding gallery your couple scrolls through

The day in the order it happened, not 800 thumbnails in a wall.

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Every wedding photographer has had the same experience. You deliver 800 photographs you are proud of, the couple says thank you, and then the gallery is never opened again. Not because the work is not good, but because 800 thumbnails in a grid is a filing cabinet, and nobody scrolls a filing cabinet twice.

The day had a shape. You were there for all of it, and you are the only person who knows what the order felt like.

What a story is

The same upload, laid out as something the couple moves through: getting ready, the walk down the aisle, the vows, the speech that made everyone cry, the last dance. Full-bleed frames where a moment deserves the whole screen, a tight grid where a run of frames belongs together, your own words between sections if you want them.

Your video clips sit in that same scroll. Not a separate tab called Video, not a YouTube embed at the bottom, but the speech appearing where the speech happened.

Why it changes what the gallery is worth to you

A grid is opened by two people. A story gets forwarded.

That is the entire commercial argument and it is worth being plain about it. The guest who could not fly in, the aunt in another country, the friend who is getting married next year and has not booked anybody yet. Each of them opens a link with your studio name at the top and scrolls through your best work in the order you chose.

For most wedding photographers, the next booking comes from somebody who was at the last wedding. A story is the version of your portfolio that those people actually receive.

Building one

Start from your upload. The AI co-pilot can produce a first draft, ordered by capture time, with scenes broken where the day broke. It is a starting point and not an opinion; you move things, change layouts, cut what does not belong.

Or start from a blank page and place everything yourself. The block types are the same either way.

Then it is a link, with your fonts and your colours, optionally behind a password.

Try it on a wedding you have already delivered

The free plan holds about 2,500 photos, enough for a whole wedding. Take one that is already in a grid somewhere, lay it out as a story, and send both links to somebody who was not there. Watch which one they reply to.

Common questions

Do I need to know how to build websites?: No. You drag photos into scenes and choose a layout for each one. If you would rather not start from a blank page, an AI co-pilot can lay out a first draft from your upload and put it in time order, and you edit from there.
Can I put video in the same scroll as the photos?: Yes. Clips sit in the scroll alongside the stills rather than in a separate tab, which is the point: the speeches and the first dance are not a different product from the photographs of them.
How long does it take to build one?: A first pass on a wedding takes most photographers under an hour, and less once you have a look you reuse. The co-pilot draft plus your edits is the fast path; building every scene by hand is the slow one, and both end in the same place.
Does a story work on a phone?: It is designed for a phone first, because that is where it gets forwarded and opened. Photos are served at the width the screen actually needs, so a story with hundreds of frames still opens quickly on venue wifi.
Can I still give them a normal gallery too?: Yes, and most photographers do both. The gallery is where the couple downloads everything; the story is the thing they send to people. They can live under the same wedding.

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