Wedding photographers deliver hundreds of images to couples, but the most memorable presentations are curated grids that group moments by emotion and chronology. A 2×2 grid of the ceremony — bride walking down the aisle, the vows, the ring exchange, the first kiss — captures the emotional arc of the most important fifteen minutes. A 1×3 strip of reception details — place settings, floral arrangements, cake, and candlelight — tells the story of the atmosphere without a single word. For portrait sessions, a 3×3 grid of couple poses against different backdrops demonstrates the photographer's range while giving the couple a comprehensive preview. Wedding grids are also powerful marketing tools for photographers: post a 2×2 grid on Instagram with one cell from each part of the day, and potential clients instantly see your ability to document a complete narrative. For wedding albums and photo books, grids break up the monotony of full-page single images while maintaining elegance. The standard print resolution for wedding albums is 300 DPI — export grids at 3600×3600px for a 12×12 inch album page. MergeFrame's lossless PNG export preserves the subtle skin tones and delicate highlights that make wedding photography special. Because processing is entirely local, intimate wedding photos stay completely private until you choose to share them.