I still remember waiting for my wedding photos.
Not a week.
Not a month.
Half a year.
We did get a “sneak peek” — about a hundred images the next day — but some of our close relatives weren’t in them.
And because everyone was busy celebrating instead of taking their own pictures, they had nothing to post or share.
So for six months, every family dinner began with the same question:
“When will the photos be ready?”
And all I could say was, “Soon, I hope.”
Our photographer was great — award-winning, teaching workshops, highly respected in the industry.
But even then, I realized something: time changes how people feel about photos.
When weeks or months pass, the emotions fade a little.
The excitement turns into waiting.
And waiting turns into disconnect.
I know wedding photography and conference photography are different worlds.
But one thing is the same everywhere — there are people.
And people love to see and share their photos while the moment is still alive.
For event organizers, this matters more than it seems.
Photos delivered quickly aren’t just a courtesy.
They’re a marketing tool.
From what I’ve seen, if guests receive their photos the same day, nine out of ten will share them immediately — because that’s when the excitement is still alive.
Each post, each story, each tag becomes part of the event’s second life online.
That’s why, by default, I deliver images very quickly — and for clients who need them almost instantly, I also offer an express photo delivery option during the event itself.
Over the years, I’ve realized that speed is my quiet competitive advantage.
Clients often write back in surprise:
“Wow, already? That was so fast!”
And honestly, I never understood why fast delivery isn’t the norm.
Editing and storytelling take skill, yes, but time management is also part of professionalism.
I simply feel sorry for clients who have to wait weeks for something they’re excited to share right now.
Memories deserve to stay warm, not stored away in a hard drive.
By default, I deliver a small set of 20–30 edited images on the same evening or by the next morning.
Enough for your speakers, guests, and team to post, share, and celebrate while the energy is still there.
The full gallery usually follows within two or three days, while people still remember the feeling of the room, the conversations, the laughter.
For events that require instant publishing, I also offer a service where all images are delivered almost live, during the event itself — ideal for PR teams and social media coverage.
This option is available for an additional fee, and all details can be found on my website
Because the value of event photography isn’t only in how it looks —
it’s in when it arrives.
When photos come fast, they don’t just capture the moment.
They keep it alive.