For wedding photographers

Be ready for the day no one can reschedule.

From the first inquiry to the delivered gallery, Cue, your studio's office manager, runs the whole wedding. It does the routine work on its own and prepares each next step for you to approve. You keep every decision. You just stop being the bottleneck between the couple, the crew and the day.

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Three people, one wedding

You, your couple and your crew, kept in step.

Each sees their own part of the same job. Nobody forwards an email, and nobody asks you what time to be there.

You

The whole job: where it is, the next move, and every step checked off.

Ella & Marcus's wedding in StudioCue: where it is in the journey, the next move, and every step ticked off so far.

Inquiry → consultation

A couple submits your inquiry form and books a consultation from slots checked against your real calendar — never a date you are already shooting. Cue drafts the reply in your voice.

  • One inquiry link, your branding
  • Consultations booked against live availability
  • Reply drafted for you to send

Proposal → booked

Send a proposal built from your own package and pricing. When they accept, StudioCue writes the agreement from it and they sign online in StudioCue. Booking only turns real on a signed agreement and a cleared retainer. Nothing books by accident.

  • Proposal priced from your package
  • Agreement written from the proposal, signed online
  • Signed another way? Record it yourself
The booking check: contract signed, retainer paid, booking confirmed — StudioCue books a wedding only on real evidence.
The Harts' booking: contract signed, retainer paid, then — and only then — booked.

Planning that converges

The planning questionnaire, vendor and venue details, the run of show — Cue turns the couple's answers into a draft timeline you review, and flags what is still missing.

  • Planning questionnaire with saved progress
  • Cue-drafted run of show
  • Insurance certificate collected and reviewed

A crew that is current

Offer a second shooter the rate, call time and location in one tap. If they pass, it cascades to the next person on your list without waiting on you. Everyone sees only their own job.

  • One-tap crew offers with the terms on them
  • Automatic cascade on decline or expiry
  • Per-person schedule acknowledgment

Ready before the day

Readiness tracks what has to be true before the wedding — contract, deposit, crew accepted, questionnaire complete, the venue's certificate of insurance — and names who owns every open item, so nothing is a surprise on Friday.

  • The venue's certificate of insurance asked for, checked and sent
  • Live readiness checklist per wedding
  • A clear owner for every blocker
  • Offline event-day brief for the crew
The event-day brief for Ella & Marcus's wedding: venue, schedule version, accepted crew, readiness, and the run of show.
The Harts' brief, the week of: the venue, the crew who accepted, readiness, and the run of show.
Watch: certificates of insurance, handled · 2 min

Delivery → review → closeout

Hand off the gallery, request the review at the right moment, and close the job cleanly. The album reminders stop when they should, not forever.

  • Secure gallery hand-off
  • Review requested automatically
  • Closeout without the chase
Built with a working studio

“I review it and send it.”

Gabriel RhodesGR Productions, Madison, New Jersey

Built around how one studio runs its weddings.

GR Productions is a wedding photography studio in Madison, New Jersey. StudioCue was built around the way it works: its inquiry form, its run-of-show rules, its night-before checklist. Its own wedding forms ship in StudioCue as recommended templates.

Before StudioCue, GR ran each wedding across eight separate tools: about 5–6 hours of mechanical admin per couple, and 1–2 hours staffing each event, by Gabriel’s own estimate.

Watch a wedding run, start to finish

Also built for other event work — the same accountable workflow, tuned to each: corporate and sports photography.