01 — After the dayThe part you will use for the next ten years

How your film actually reaches you.

Most videographers treat this bit as an afterthought: a file link and good luck. You'll use this for the next ten years, so I think it's worth explaining properly.

02 — The gallery

A private gallery, not a download link

Your films live in a gallery built on VidFlow, a delivery platform made specifically for wedding filmmakers rather than a general file host. Private and password protected, and you share the link with whoever you like.

Full resolution, the quality it was shot and graded at, not a version squeezed down to fit an email.

On your telly

Phone, tablet, laptop and TV apps. The first proper watch is usually the whole family round a television.

Up to ten years

Access guaranteed for up to a decade. The bit nobody thinks about on the day and everybody thinks about later.

Saved like an app

Your gallery sits on your phone's home screen, one tap away, rather than an email you have to go hunting for.

Every film, organised

The cinematic film, the full ceremony, the speeches and the teaser each get their own place.

Download and keep

The files are yours to download and keep.

Share it properly

One private link. The people who could not be there, the grandparent who could not travel, the friend on the other side of the world, all get to watch the same thing you do.

The gallery is on Highlights, Essentials and Signature. Twilight gives you the complete record, delivered as a Google Drive folder: same films, same quality, plus a USB copy as standard so you have something physical too. The investment page sets them all out.

Your teaser lands first, before anything else: within 48 hours on Signature, 7 days on Essentials and 14 days on Highlights and Twilight.

03 — The ADHD Memory Book

Open the cover and it plays.

It is a hardcover book, and there is a screen set into it. Open the cover and your film starts playing. Close it and it stops. No phone, no app, no login, no wifi, no remote, and nothing to go wrong.

A book sits on a shelf where people can see it. You can hand it to a grandparent and they can watch your wedding then and there, with no link to find and no password to remember.

Included on Highlights, Essentials and Signature, made for you rather than bought off a shelf. Twilight gets a USB copy instead.

04 — Why any of this is worth saying out loud

If you can't find your film, you won't watch it. That's the whole argument, and it's why I gave delivery its own page instead of a line on the investment page.

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