Deliver wedding photos without sending files
Instead of email attachments and USB drives: the couple gets a login to a private gallery and browses photos on their phone, tablet or computer.
- Private password-protected gallery for every couple
- Previews with an optional watermark
- Export originals as a single ZIP after approval
- Works in the browser, no app to install
The couple picks their photos themselves
No more number lists in emails. Clients mark their favorite shots in the gallery, and you see a ready selection list in your panel.
- One-click photo selection, also on mobile
- Notification when the couple finishes selecting
- Selection list with CSV export
A gallery for wedding photographers, not just file transfer
A wedding photo gallery for the client works differently from a cloud link: the couple gets an address and a password, marks shots for the album, and guests view the photos with no limit on visits. Originals are password-protected, the preview has a watermark, and you see in the panel what the couple chose.
Frequently asked questions about online wedding galleries
How do I deliver wedding photos to a couple online?
You create a gallery, upload the photos and send the couple their login details for a private gallery. Clients browse photos in the browser and download originals as a ZIP once you release them.
Can the couple pick photos in the gallery?
Yes, that is the core of Picvelo. The couple marks favorite shots with one click, and you get a ready selection list in your panel, no copying numbers from emails.
Is the wedding gallery password-protected?
Yes. Each couple gets their own login and password, so only they can see their wedding. Previews can also be watermarked.
How much does an online wedding gallery cost?
You can start for free and test the whole flow on one wedding. Plans with more storage for further weddings are listed on the pricing page.
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