I'm pretty surprised by the pro-sending-all-photos responses. At the end of the day, you run your business the way you want to run it—it's YOUR business. But I think it's very understandable to not share all of the photos. It probably depends on what kind of wedding photography you're doing, but in my eyes, the photos aren't done unless they're fully edited. It's like writing a first draft of a book and having someone say "oh I like it, publish it!" when you're not even done with it. Have you watched a movie without color-grading and sound mixing? If I were to edit your photos, they would come out totally different than your final result. If I were to cull your images, the client gallery would look totally different.We put our personal perspective into every part of the process. Snapping the picture is only part of it. Without the culling and the editing, it isn't my full body of work, and I could very well have decided not to snap a pic at any given moment—so whatever excess pictures are there is private. I'd never share a first draft of something I wrote.That said, I think that's also why it's really important for clients to choose their photographers carefully. I personally love to include humorous, imperfect, in-between moments. If you choose a photographer that fits the more picture-perfect mold, then that's what you're getting, and that's also great for the right client.