

The short answer: your full gallery arrives within six to eight weeks of your wedding day.
The longer answer is worth knowing, because “six to eight weeks” can feel like forever when you’re fresh off your honeymoon and eager to relive everything. Here’s what’s actually happening during that time.
Within 48 hours of your wedding, I’ll send a sneak peek gallery. It’s a small curated set, maybe 20 to 30 images, enough to share with family and post on Instagram while the full edit is still in progress. I know the wait is hard, so this is my way of giving you something real right away.
A typical wedding day produces somewhere between 3,000 and 5,000 raw files between me and my second shooter. Your final gallery will have 750 to 1,200 edited images. Getting from one number to the other takes time, and here’s why.
Culling comes first. I go through every single file and pull the keepers. Blinks, duplicates, test shots, moments that just didn’t land. Those get cut. What stays is a set of images that tell the story of your day without repeating the same moment ten times in a row.
Color editing is the bulk of the work. Every image gets individual attention for exposure and white balance, then I work across the whole gallery for consistency. Your ceremony in a dim church and your portraits in full afternoon sun need to feel like they belong to the same day. Getting that right takes time.
Retouching is the last pass. I do light skin work and remove distracting background elements on select images. I’m not doing heavy alterations. My goal is to clean up the things you’d notice, not to change how anyone looks.
Your gallery is delivered through a private online link. Everything is high-resolution and download-ready with full printing rights. Shortly after, a USB drive with all your images arrives in the mail.
Six to eight weeks sounds like a long time. But when you open that gallery, you’ll understand why it took as long as it did.