Guest photographs can become part of the room.
A private upload route lets guests contribute photographs without creating a public social feed.
The projector view, moderation approach, capacity and venue setup are agreed before release. Private media remains outside public marketing analytics.
A wedding-owned route instead of another hashtag.
The experience is designed for invited guests. Upload tokens, storage paths and public-indexing boundaries are kept separate from the acquisition site.
- Private route
- File-type and capacity limits
- Projector health checks
- Documented retention and export
The projector is only as good as the venue handover.
Screen placement, brightness, network access, power, moderation and a static fallback all need to be agreed with the venue or production team.
Practical questions.
Are photographs posted publicly?
No. The intended wedding gallery is private and excluded from public search and marketing analytics.
Is a projector included?
No. Venue or production hardware is outside the default service unless separately agreed.
How long are uploads kept?
The retention and export timetable is agreed for the wedding and must match the applicable privacy documentation.
Start with the room, not the effect.
Tell Lewis about the venue screen, connectivity and how you want guest photographs handled.
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