Wedding montages · free to build and watch

Two families, one story.

Childhood on both sides, how you met, the years since. Start with two balanced childhood chapters, then watch the item counts and timing as you shape each side. Every second stays yours to change.

Wedding couple surrounded by family for a wedding photo montage

Made for Wedding

From the first yes to the last dance.

The story before you met, the day you chose each other, and the people celebrating beside you. Bring the little details and the big feelings together.

  • Your beginnings
  • The vows
  • The celebration
Illustration of a bride and groom exchanging rings at a garden wedding

The promise at the centre

Let the vows, the glances and the quiet moments have their own place.

Illustration of newlyweds sharing their first dance beneath warm string lights

A room full of your people

From the first dance to the last hug, keep the joy of the day together.

How a wedding montage is built

Balanced across both families by default

The suggested structure gives each childhood its own chapter, with visible item counts and timing as you build. Rename the chapters, move photographs between them, and set every clip duration yourself.

412

Photographs and clips received into one private project

Add more any time →
11

Chapters proposed, in the order a family would tell it

Rename · merge · reorder →
384

Placed into a chapter and a position on the timeline

Move one, or forty →
20

Items reviewed per optional AI sorting batch

Review every suggestion →
3 sec

Recommended starting pace for every photograph

Change any item →
7:42

Running time at three seconds a frame, music suggested per chapter

Two to four seconds →

A suggested first structure

Where it all began

01 · Her early years02 · His early years03 · How we met04 · The years since05 · Friends06 · The proposal07 · Getting ready08 · The day
Photos150–300 photosSections8 sectionsRuntime7–9 minPreviewInstant

Before you choose the photographs

Build a wedding slideshow around two lives and one story

A wedding photo montage can introduce both partners to the whole room. Whether it plays at a rehearsal dinner, reception or later family gathering, decide where the story ends before choosing the photographs.

  1. Collect from both sides

    Ask each family for childhood photographs and a short list of people who should appear. Original files and clear labels make it easier to balance different family archives without losing names or context.

  2. Bring the timelines together

    Begin with a short chapter for each partner, then move into meeting, shared adventures and the proposal. For a reception screening, finish with preparations or engagement pictures; wedding-day photographs can become a later version.

  3. Plan the reception playback

    Agree on a slot with your planner, venue or DJ. Keep titles readable on the actual screen and review the music cues with whoever is handling sound. A private family version may be longer than the one shown to guests.

How many photos will fit?

A five-minute screening holds about 100 photos at three seconds each before titles, clips and transitions. Use that as a planning calculation, then adjust to the time you have and the moments you want guests to notice.

Leave space for opening and closing titles, and check the actual runtime as you edit. Read our guide to music rights for montages before choosing the soundtrack, especially if you plan to share the video publicly.

Planning across countries and time zones

EverMontage is an online montage maker for customers worldwide. Gather files from people wherever they live, then organize the selection in one project. You do not need to visit a local studio.

If you request editing help, include the event date, time zone and venue requirements so we can confirm timing and scope. Keep your editing link private; our photo and project privacy information explains how access works.

A collection brief you can send

Copy and adapt this planning template for your contributors.

Please send a small selection of childhood photos, family moments and pictures of us together by the agreed deadline. Label the people and approximate years. We are balancing both families, so original favorites are more helpful than a large folder of near-duplicates.

Before you call it finished

Check that both partners are comfortable with the stories and photos. Give the DJ or venue the final runtime and playback file, and confirm whether the room will have sound during the whole screening.

Keep public-sharing permission separate from permission to include a photo in a private montage. Only publish a finished example when the people and media rights involved allow it.

Ask about your montage or event requirements →

Be as particular as you like

Change it yourself. Or hand us the list.

The software never gets tired of revisions. Swap a photograph a hundred times if that is what it takes. Your own changes stay yours to control.

Make every detail your own

✓ Swap, reorder or remove any photo or clip

✓ Set any photo to two, three or four seconds

✓ Rename, merge or reorder the chapters

✓ Rewrite every title

✓ Add up to ten songs and set where each begins

✓ Save a version before making a major change

Ask our team to help

We confirm scope, timing and any cost before work begins.

Specialists in the reason people gather

Eight occasions. Eight different ways to tell the story.

Create your montage online, wherever you and your family live. Choose the occasion for a suggested story structure, pacing and music guidance, then make the details your own.

Questions people ask before uploading

Plain answers.

EverMontage begins with separate childhood chapters for each partner and shows the item count and timing for every section. You can keep both sides balanced before moving into the shared story.

The people behind EverMontage

A decade of finding
the moment that matters.

Ryan began his editing career in Boston. Theo was born in Australia and grew up by the eastern beaches, surrounded by light, music and stories carried across generations. Their paths crossed in Los Angeles more than a decade ago. Somewhere between late-night edits, boxes of old photographs and the lives families trusted them to tell, they realized the best films are not about effects—they are about noticing the right moment. Together they created EverMontage to help clients make high-end, affordable montages without compromising the care, craft or finish.

Build and watch your montage free. Professional editing, mastered audio and custom special effects are optional add-ons—reviewed by Ryan and Theo before they reach you.

Ryan, EverMontage montage editorRyan · Montage EditorStory, sequencing, pacing and every customer change.
Theo, EverMontage founder and creative directorTheo · Founder & Creative DirectorCreative direction, titles, color and the final visual polish.

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Start with the messy folder

The order comes next.