How to deliver a gallery clients open and share

The gallery is the last thing the client sees from you, and it colours how they remember the whole job. A good one gets shared. A clumsy one sits unopened in an inbox.

Make it feel like yours

A gallery on your domain, with your cover and your name, reads as a finished product. A generic template reads as a file transfer, even with the same photos inside.

Open instantly, everywhere

Clients open galleries on their phone, on patchy data, while showing a friend. If the first images take more than a second to appear, the moment is gone, so speed matters as much as the layout.

Make sharing the default

Favourites, easy downloads and a clean share link turn one viewer into many. Each share puts your work in front of someone new, through a couple who loved their photos.

Write a proper delivery email

A short, warm note with one button beats a wall of instructions. Send it in the evening, when couples are together and have time to look, not at 9am into a full inbox. You spent weeks on the photographs; spend five minutes on the message that carries them.