Wedding photo sharing, without making guests install an app

What guests actually do

They point their phone’s camera at the code on the table and tap the link. A page opens with your names and one button. They pick photos and videos from their camera roll, and they’re sent. That’s the whole flow, on iPhone and Android alike.

What you get

One album with every guest’s photos and videos in their original quality, not the compressed copies messaging apps make. Each upload carries the guest’s name if they gave one. You can download everything as zip files, and delete anything you don’t want.

Only you can see the album, through your private link. Guests can send but can’t browse what others sent.

When an app does make sense

Apps can offer things a web page doesn’t, like live slideshows or filters. If those matter to you, pick an app and accept that fewer guests will take part. If what you want is the most photos from the most guests, removing the download is what moves the number.

What it costs

Free for up to 100 photos and videos per album, kept for 30 days after the wedding. The Party pass is $19 for 500 and the Event pass $39 for 5,000 photos and videos, kept for a year, each paid once. No subscription, nothing added at checkout.