The Short Version
- Branded delivery means every surface the couple and their guests touch has your studio name on it — not the platform's
- $99 wholesale, $299 to the couple, $200 minimum margin — and 80–200 guests per wedding see your name and contact info throughout the entire experience
- You can match each delivery page to the couple's actual wedding palette — flowers, stationery, theme. The selling line in consultations: "your page will match your wedding."
- Your free demo wedding lives at your own branded subdomain — bring it to every consultation on your phone, show the couple the page they are getting, not a screenshot of it
- Zero WeddingFilmHub branding visible anywhere. The couple thinks you built it. That is what makes $299 close without negotiation.
Wedding videographers brand their video delivery by replacing generic platform URLs and interfaces with a page that carries their studio name, logo, and contact info. The couple gets a personal URL — couple-names.wedding-memory.com — that looks like something you built. Guests visit it for months. Every visit shows your name, not a third-party platform's. That is the four-word version: your name, not theirs.
The business case: $200 minimum margin per wedding
WeddingFilmHub charges $99 wholesale per wedding. The suggested retail is $299 — charged by you to the couple as part of your package. The floor on that margin is $200. Most studios roll it into a delivery or experience fee; some itemize it separately. Either way, the math works before you count the referrals.
There is no monthly subscription. You pay $99 when you create a wedding. If you do five weddings a year, that is $500 in platform cost against $1,500 in delivery revenue — assuming you pass it through at the minimum. Most studios charge more.
The delivery email
The email announcing the film is ready is the highest-engagement message you will ever send a client. Open rates are effectively 100%. Every word matters.
What most videographers do: "Hey [Name], your film is ready. Here's the link: [Vimeo URL]. Let me know what you think."
What leaves an impression: A short, personal email that names something specific from the day — a moment that stood out in the edit, something the couple told you in the questionnaire — before delivering the link. It shows you were present. It sets the emotional frame before they click play.
The email should come from your studio domain, not a generic Gmail address. Your name in the "from" field. Your signature with your studio name, website, and contact.
The URL is a brand asset, not a file location
The URL the couple opens is the most overlooked branding element in delivery. A Vimeo URL says Vimeo. A Google Drive URL says Google Drive. A personal URL at andi-and-james.wedding-memory.com says your name — every time the couple shares it, every time a guest clicks it, every time it appears in a text thread or Instagram story.
That URL is live the moment you create the wedding — months before the film is ready. The couple can share it at the engagement party. Guests can visit it before a frame is uploaded. The address itself is the first brand impression.
The page itself: match it to the wedding
When clients open the delivery link, what do they see? On a Vimeo link: Vimeo's interface. On a Pixieset gallery: Pixieset's brand with your logo added. On a white-label delivery page: your studio, your colors, the couple's names prominently — and no third-party attribution anywhere.
The page elements worth getting right:
- Your logo: visible on arrival, not buried in a footer
- The couple's names: prominent — this page is theirs
- Your studio contact: if a guest wants to book you, they should not have to search
- Zero platform attribution: "Powered by X" anywhere on the page is your brand budget going to someone else's awareness
Beyond your studio branding, each wedding gets its own color palette. You set default colors at the studio level, then customize per couple to match their actual wedding — flowers, stationery, theme. When you present the experience in a consultation, you can tell the couple: "your delivery page will match your wedding palette." That is a tangible differentiator most studios cannot offer.
The guest experience is the referral machine
Your delivery page is not seen only by the couple. In the months after the wedding, 80 to 200 guests will visit it to watch the film, see the photos, and add their own content. Every one of those visits is a brand impression. Many of those guests are at the age of planning their own wedding.
On a Vimeo link, those guests see Vimeo. On your white-label delivery page, they see your studio — your name, your contact, how to reach you — every visit, for twelve months.
This is not advertising. It is a page guests visit because they want to, with your name on it, and your booking link one tap away. For 80 to 200 people per wedding.
Use your free demo wedding in consultations
Every WeddingFilmHub PRO gets a free permanent demo wedding at their own subdomain — studiobrand.wedding-memory.com. It is a fully working delivery experience with your branding, your sample films, your contact info. Not a screenshot. Not a mockup. A live page the prospect can open on their phone in the room with you.
Put it in your Instagram bio. Add it to your email signature. Open it in consultations when a couple asks what delivery looks like. The demo is free and does not expire. It does the selling without you having to explain anything.
Putting it together
Fully branded delivery means: your email → your URL → your page → your contact on every surface guests see. No third-party name anywhere in the chain.
It does not require building anything from scratch. WeddingFilmHub handles the URL, the page, the color customization, and the guest experience — your studio CI, your logo, zero platform attribution. Setup takes 20 to 30 minutes per wedding. The delivery email is still yours to write.
The work that took months to produce deserves a delivery that carries your name to everyone who attended. See pricing and start with your free demo wedding.