Wedding photography social gallery selection sheet
Select a sequence that represents the photography work and the actual story you intend to show. Keep permission, the photographer's role and private identifying details with the selection record. A coherent gallery needs more than a collection of unrelated favourite portraits.
Your working document
Review the actual material
- Selected images may be used in the intended public context.
- The gallery describes the photographer's actual contribution.
- The opening image provides useful context for the sequence.
- Repeated near-identical frames are removed unless their difference matters.
- Private guest, address or contact details are not inadvertently displayed.
- The caption identifies the work accurately without inventing a testimonial.
Handle the specific situation
| Situation | Useful information | What to distinguish |
|---|---|---|
| Portrait-led sequence | An opening, useful context and a distinct closing view | Avoid repeating the same pose without a new purpose |
| A ceremony moment | Enough sequence to understand the event | Respect the agreed display scope |
| A team project | Who made the displayed work and what role is claimed | Do not imply sole responsibility for others' photographs |
| A venue or guest detail | Whether the identifying information is intended and permitted | Review the image itself as well as its caption |
Complete the handoff
Keep private reference and permission records internally. The public gallery needs the actual photographs and an accurate caption, not a repeated approval-history label. Confirm the agreed display scope in the actual permission record before making the selection public.