Afteralls

Wedding Post-Production

Complete Wedding Post- Production

From full wedding galleries and album design to cinematic films, highlights and reels. We handle the post-production behind your work.

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One Wedding, One Workflow

Everything After
The Shoot.

One studio for the whole wedding, so the film and the gallery arrive from the same hands, rather than from two suppliers who have never spoken.

  1. 01

    Your Files

    RAW photographs, camera footage, audio, your notes and any references. Sent however you already work: Drive, Dropbox, WeTransfer or your own system.

    Files from a wedding shoot, ready to be organised

  2. 02

    Photo Editing

    Culling support, colour, exposure and white balance matched across the whole day, then retouching where it earns its place.

    Edited wedding photograph from the ceremony

  3. 03

    Album Design

    The gallery sequenced into a book: spread layout, pacing, and print-ready files built to your lab's specification.

    Designed wedding album spread

  4. 04

    Video Editing

    The day cut into a film: story order, sound, speeches and a grade that belongs to the same wedding as the photographs.

    Wedding film in the edit

  5. 05

    Highlights + Reels

    The long film condensed into a highlight, a teaser, and vertical reels cut for social rather than cropped down from the landscape edit.

    Vertical wedding reel

  6. 06

    Final Delivery

    Everything back in the formats and sizes you deliver in: web galleries, full-resolution files, album spreads and video in the codecs your workflow needs.

    Finished wedding gallery ready for delivery

Photo

A Consistent Look
From First Frame
To Final Gallery.

Morning light, a dim ceremony and a lit reception are three different problems. Solving them so they look like one wedding is the job.

  • Gallery Editing
  • Colour Correction
  • Skin Retouching
  • Distraction Cleanup
  • Couple Retouching
Getting ready
Getting ready 01
The ceremony
The ceremony 02
Window light
Window light 03
The vows
The vows 04
The details
The details 05
The reception
The reception 06

Before / After

The Same Frame, Finished.

Also part of a standard wedding edit:

  • Distraction cleanup
  • Guest removal
  • Sky replacement
  • Dress and suit tidy-up
  • Creative composites
Before
Before After

Colour and exposure, ceremony

Before
Before After

Skin retouching, portrait

Album Design

From Hundreds of Images
To a Story Worth Printing.

  • Selection support from the edited gallery
  • Spread layout and page sequencing
  • Visual consistency across the whole book
  • Print-ready files to your lab's specification
  • Revisions agreed with the project
Opening sequence Pages 8–9
Ceremony spread Pages 22–23
Details and reception Pages 40–41

Film

The Day,
Cut Into a Story.

Still frame from a wedding film

Story order, pacing, speeches, sound and a grade that matches the photographs. One wedding produces several cuts, and each one has a different job.

  • Full Film The complete day, in story order
  • Highlight The film condensed to its best minutes
  • Teaser A short cut to post while the day is fresh
  • Ceremony Full coverage, multi-camera, clean audio
  • Reception Speeches, first dance, the room
  • Reel Vertical, cut for social

Reels

Cut Vertical.
Not Cropped Down.

A landscape film squeezed into 9:16 loses the frame it was composed for. These are edited vertical from the same footage instead.

  • Reel

    Reel

    The moment that works on its own, cut to land in the first second.

  • Trailer

    Trailer

    A vertical cut of the highlight: the whole day, in portrait.

  • Social Highlight

    Social Highlight

    Built for the platform, with titles and safe areas that survive the crop.

Your Style

Your Style.
Our Editors.

  1. Previous galleries

    The single most useful thing you can send. Finished work shows the result rather than describing it.

  2. Presets and LUTs

    Your Lightroom presets, camera profiles, LUTs and export settings. They make the first project noticeably faster.

  3. References

    Work you admire, including other people's. Knowing what you are aiming at is as useful as knowing what you have done.

  4. Album examples

    Books you have delivered before, so sequencing and pacing match what your clients already expect from you.

  5. Editing notes

    The rules you would tell a new editor on your own team. Skin, crops, what never gets removed, what always does.

Your client should see
your style, not ours.

Built for Volume

Built for
the Season.

Outsourcing that behaves like an extension of your studio rather than a supplier you have to manage.

  • More shoots. Less backlog.

    Booking a season you cannot edit is the constraint most wedding studios actually hit. Post-production is the part that scales without hiring.

  • Consistent output, without a bigger in-house team.

    A consistent editor on your account means preferences carry from one wedding to the next instead of being re-explained.

  • Seasonal peaks, absorbed.

    Take the overflow weeks as they come rather than turning work away or delivering late. Volume can move up and down between months.

  • White-label by default.

    Your client deals with you, receives work under your name, and never sees ours unless you choose to tell them.

Selected Work

Weddings We Have Finished.

All Work

Free Sample

Let Us Edit a Piece
Of Your Next Wedding.

Send a handful of frames, a short sequence, or one album spread. We will edit it to your style and send it back. No commitment. The sample is the pitch.

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