The highlights and the complete story in one gallery, arranged in chapters. The couple opens it without an account, shares it with family, chooses for the album, and downloads what they need, all from one link.
Their cover, the day in chapters, and every photograph a tap away. One link, on whatever device they are holding when it arrives.
What the client sees: Anna & Mark
Ceremony, portraits, and the last dance.
Step 1 of 2: A gallery worth opening. A considered cover welcomes your client to the finished photographs.
The day, in chapters
Upload preparations, ceremony, portraits, and the party as subfolders to create those named sections automatically, or build the sections by hand. Then drag photographs and whole chapters into the order the day actually happened.
Portraits
Drag to reorder
Presentation
Open on the frame that sums up the day, then choose how the rest flows: a vertical or horizontal layout, larger or smaller thumbnails, tighter or looser spacing.
These controls are live. Change the grid style, thumbnail size or spacing, and the preview beside them updates exactly as your client would see it.
Photographer's screen: Gallery design
Family and friends
The couple sends one link to family and friends, and guests arrive at the photographs without an account or an app. Keep the gallery private while you prepare it, and add a password when the link alone should not be enough.
Ready to deliver
Copy the gallery link or send a personal invitation directly to your clients.
Choose who can open the gallery and whether they need a password.
Visibility
Anyone with the link can view this gallery.
Album selection
Invite the couple to accept or reject each photograph for the album, next to the photograph itself, instead of sending a list of filenames. Every choice is signed, so you know whose it was when both of them, or a parent, weigh in.
What the client sees: Client photo viewer
Downloads
Guests save the handful of photographs they are in, and the couple takes the complete gallery. Larger downloads are packed in the background and arrive by email, so nobody waits on a page, and you decide which formats each gallery offers.
Referrals
A wedding gallery is seen by everyone who was there, and the next couple is often among them. Each delivered gallery ends with your name and a way on to your website.
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Upload finished photos individually or as an organized folder.
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Use the sections created from your subfolders or build your own, then choose a cover and set the sequence.
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Choose access, proofing, and download options.
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Send one link to the couple.
No. Clients can open a shared gallery, review photos, and use the download options you provide without creating an account.
Yes. Password protection can be enabled for individual galleries.
Yes. Glassline has a Free plan and does not require a credit card to start.
Yes. Sections keep a large wedding delivery organized within one gallery. Create them automatically from first-level subfolders or add and name them yourself.
Keep the couple, their contacts, and a private note together in one client record, with the gallery linked to it. When a guest who found you through the gallery writes about their own wedding, give them a record and a note too, so the next booking starts organized.
See client management →Create a wedding gallery that feels considered from the cover through the final download.
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