Set up your wedding album
Add both your names and the wedding date, then choose a design: ivory and greenery, blush, midnight gold, or colours matched to your invitation.
Wedding photo sharing
Your photographer captures the big moments, but your guests see the ones in between: the laughter at table six, the dance-floor chaos, the moment your gran met your new in-laws. A wedding QR code brings all of those photos into one place.
Put a QR card on each table and guests add their photos and videos straight from their phones, during the reception or from home the next day. By the morning after, you have the whole day from a hundred different angles.
Add both your names and the wedding date, then choose a design: ivory and greenery, blush, midnight gold, or colours matched to your invitation.
Print one QR table card per table, or add the code to your welcome sign, menus or order of service.
They scan, tap once and upload. Photo booth strips and videos go in the same album, labelled with each guest's name.
Upload a photo of your wedding invitation and the album, guest page and table cards take on its colours.
Hide every photo until the morning after, then reveal the whole album at once, just like developing film.
Guests take four shots on a countdown and the 2×6 strip lands in your album, without hiring a booth.
A quick reminder from the MC or best man gets many more guests uploading.
As a guide, guests share about 10 to 15 photos each. Intimate suits weddings of up to about 60 guests, Classic about 60 to 150, and Grand bigger weddings.
Yes. Anyone with the link can upload, so you can add your professional photos to the same album later.
Until 30 days after the wedding, so there's time to download everything. You can keep it longer for a small monthly fee.