Public Mood Boards
Sharing visual inspiration boards with couples and vendors.
A wedding's mood boards can be shown to the couple and to vendors. Whether anyone can change them depends entirely on which link you send — and the two links behave differently.
Two ways to share
In the Planning Hub
Switch on Mood Board in the wedding's share dialog. It becomes a tab in the couple's hub.
This is the only route that can allow editing. Switch on Allow editing beside it and the couple can add to the board themselves; leave it off and they can look but not touch.
The direct link
Every wedding's mood board also has its own address at /public/moodboards/{weddingId}, with a Share Your Mood Board panel offering Copy Link on desktop and Share Link on a phone.
This link is always read-only. There is no setting that makes it editable — so it's the right thing to send a florist or a decorator, and the wrong thing to send a couple you want to collaborate with.
What's on the page
- A tab per mood board, if the wedding has more than one
- The board itself, as a grid of images and text notes
- The wedding's color palette, up to six swatches
When editing is allowed
In the Planning Hub with Allow editing on, the couple can upload images, add text notes, remove elements they've gone off, pull colors out of an image they've uploaded, and add or remove palette colors.
Everyone sees the same board — changes the couple makes are the changes you see on the wedding's own Mood Board tab, and the palette is there when you're briefing a florist.
Color palettes
The palette holds up to six colors. They can be added by hand or lifted from an uploaded photo, and removed individually.
It's the most useful part of the board for coordination: a hex code settles arguments that a photograph doesn't.
Tip: Keep separate boards for ceremony, reception and florals rather than one long board. It makes the direct link genuinely useful — you can send a vendor the board that concerns them.
Tip: If you want the couple adding their own inspiration, it has to be the Planning Hub with Allow editing on. Sending the direct link and expecting them to contribute is the most common way this feature disappoints people.
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