One cookie, and only if you say yes.

The short version

Sunday Ambience uses Google Analytics, and nothing else. It counts visits and shows Rachel which pages people actually read, so she knows what’s worth writing. It sets a cookie to do that.

Because that cookie isn’t strictly necessary, the UK rules say you have to be asked first, so you were. If you haven’t said yes, nothing has loaded. No script, no cookie, and not a single request to Google. That isn’t a promise about intentions, it’s how the site is built.

What it isn’t

• There’s no advertising, and no advertising cookie.
• There’s no Meta pixel, and no tracking from any social network.
• Nothing about you is sold, rented or shared with anyone.
• You aren’t profiled, retargeted, or followed around the rest of the internet.

If you said no

Then nothing happens. The site works exactly the same, you’re counted nowhere, and you won’t be asked again on this device. Saying no is as easy as saying yes, which is the point.

If you said yes, and want to undo it

Clear this site’s data in your browser settings and the choice is forgotten, along with the cookie. You’ll be asked again next time, and you can say no then.

The rest of the site

Everything else is still served from sundayambience.com. The photographs, the styles and the Lora typeface all sit on the studio’s own server rather than being fetched from someone else while you read, so nobody else learns you were here.

The only other time Sunday Ambience learns anything about you is when you choose to type it into the enquiry form and press send. What happens to it then is in the privacy notice.