The wedding gallery
your couple shows off.

A wedding is the largest single delivery most photographers ever make. Eight hundred to fifteen hundred edited frames, plus a highlight film and often the full ceremony, routinely 40 to 120 GB. Every generic tool bends under that: transfer links expire in seven days, shared folders compress the film into mush, and the couple ends up asking you, three months later, to send it all again.

The couple is also not a technical audience. They are opening the link on a phone at a family dinner. If the first thing they see is a folder tree, a login wall or a spinning download bar, the emotional peak of your work is spent on logistics. Momentz removes every one of those steps.

Upload is resumable, which matters more for weddings than for any other job: you are moving tens of gigabytes over a home connection, often overnight. If the Wi-Fi drops or the laptop sleeps, the transfer picks up at the exact byte it stopped instead of starting the 60 GB again.

Once the files land, the AI splits the day into the chapters a couple actually thinks in: getting ready, ceremony, portraits, party. The gallery arrives organised without you naming a single folder. You review, rename anything you disagree with, and send.