Moodboards and inspiration
Moodboards are how you show Aisley the day you are imagining. She looks at every image you add and distils the direction, then uses it everywhere: in venue search, in outreach, in what she suggests.
Getting images in
- Upload image files, or drop them straight onto a board
- Paste a screenshot from your clipboard onto the board page
- Import a whole Pinterest board by its link when you create a board
- Add by link takes almost any page, a pin, a blog post, a TikTok, and keeps its picture
Instagram does not allow fetching, so for a saved reel or post a screenshot is the way. If a link cannot be resolved, the dialog says exactly why and nothing half-made is created.
Inspiration mode
Nothing saved yet? Get ideas opens inspiration mode: browse wedding photography by facet, florals, tablescapes, stationery and more, or search in your own words. Saving a tile files it on your board with the photographer credited, as the Unsplash licence asks. Your own uploads always count for more than served ideas when Aisley reads your style, so a board of borrowed images cannot outvote your taste.
Venue photographs are deliberately not served as stock inspiration: photos of manor houses do not help you book one. The venue search is for that.
How your style gets used
A little after images arrive or leave, Aisley looks at the board and distils the visual direction: palette, styles, motifs, formality, the kinds of venues it implies. That reading lives in her notes on your wedding, next to the budget and the guest count, and shapes every search and every draft.
If her reading misses the mark, tell her in chat and she corrects it. The moodboard stays yours; the interpretation is always editable.
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