Use case
Vendor Portfolios That Book the Couple
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Wedding vendors — florists, planners, caterers, venues, cake makers — get shortlisted from portfolio photos on directories and social long before the first call. The cruel part: your best work happens in dim reception halls and gets photographed in passing, between setup and teardown, on a phone. The portfolio underrepresents the product, and couples book the vendor whose gallery glows.
Make yours glow: brighten reception-hall shots to the candlelit-but-visible look couples dream in, true the floral and palette colors that clients choose by, clean the setup clutter from the frames, and sharpen the detail work. Seconds per image, across a portfolio that books five-figure events.
The problems this solves
- Reception lighting is atmospheric in person and murky in photos.
- Floral and palette colors — the client's exact choices — photograph shifted.
- Setup clutter and staff sneak into shots of otherwise perfect tablescapes.
- Directory galleries compare you side-by-side with vendors who hire photographers.
A workflow that works
Brighten the reception shots
Couples need to see the work; the edit keeps the ambiance while recovering the detail.
AI Lighting ChangerTrue the florals and palette
Clients hire on exact colors — blush, sage, burgundy — and casts distort all of them; check edits against your real materials.
AI Color CorrectionClear the setup clutter
Cables, cases, and staff in the background break the finished-event illusion the portfolio sells.
AI Object RemoverSharpen the detail work
Piping, place settings, and petals are the craft — they should be crisp in every gallery image.
AI Image SharpenerUpscale for directories
Directory galleries display large; resolution keeps your work premium next to agency-shot competitors.
AI Image UpscalerFrequently asked questions
Can I use edited photos of real client events?
With client permission where appropriate — the edits fix lighting and clutter, not the event. Your portfolio should show work you actually delivered; you review each image for that.
Which portfolio photos matter most?
The first six on your directory profile — couples rarely scroll further before shortlisting. Lead with your most emotionally legible work, edited to its best.
How do I photograph events without disrupting them?
Shoot fast during the setup-complete window and fix the conditions later — the editor recovers dim, rushed shots in seconds each.
Free to start?
4 credits at signup — your directory profile's first image is the obvious test.
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