And afterwards, the photographs.
NearlyWeds is everything before the day. The day itself gets photographed by a hundred and fifty people as well as by your photographer — and almost all of those pictures are never seen again, because they are sitting on phones in a group chat that scrolled past.
Newlyweds Gallery is the other half, made by the same two of us: a private gallery at its own address where your photographer’s set and your guests’ photographs end up in the same place.
Set it up before the day, not after it.
A gallery made the week after the wedding has to be sent round all over again, and half of them miss it. Made beforehand, its QR code goes on the order of service and the table cards while you are printing anyway.
Then a guest points a phone at it on the night and their photographs go straight in. No app, no account, and nothing for them to remember the next morning.
The same colours, so the day looks of a piece.
Both products name the same palettes — Blush, Mauve, Dusty Blue, Sage, Terracotta, Ivory & Gold and Slate — so the gallery can wear the one your website and your stationery already wear. The save the date, the invitation, the website and the photographs afterwards all belong to the same wedding rather than looking like four things bought from four places.
And it is the same company and the same two people behind both, under Digital Galleries Ltd. No ads, and your guest list is never sold or rented — on either of them.
It is a separate site, and it takes a form.
The gallery lives at its own address, so you go there and make yours. Nothing is transferred and nothing happens behind your back — but the email address you use here is already an account, and your gallery is linked to it rather than turned away.
Go to Newlyweds GalleryBefore the day is on this side.
The website your guests open, the list that collects their replies, the plan of who sits where and the invitations that match — and when the day is over, the photographs are waiting on the other. Free, both of them.
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