The moment your clients first watch their wedding video is magical. How you deliver it can amplify or undermine that experience. A professional delivery on a well-designed private platform elevates the perception of your work and justifies your rates.
Why you shouldn't use WeTransfer or Dropbox
WeTransfer limits files to 7-day lifespan and offers no streaming. Dropbox requires the client to have an account. Neither is designed for the emotional experience that a wedding video delivery should be.
The delivery experience your clients expect
Your clients expect a premium experience: an elegant page with their name, their video playing without buffering, the ability to share it with family and friends, and peace of mind that the video will always be accessible.
How to set up a private delivery with STRIMY
Create a private folder, upload the video, protect it with a password, customize the logo and brand color, and send the link to your client. All in under 10 minutes.
Password vs private link: when to use each
A password is ideal for shared access with the whole family. An expiring signed link is better for corporate deliveries where you need full control over who accesses and for how long.
How to handle revisions and corrections
Clearly establish in your contract how many revisions are included. Use separate folders for each version of the video so the client always knows what they're watching.
The finishing touch: the delivery notification
Uploading the video is not enough. How you communicate the delivery matters: a personalized email, a digital card, or even a WhatsApp message with the link creates a much more memorable experience than a bare link in an email thread.
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