Do guests need to download an app?
No, and they never will. It opens in their phone browser.
Wedding photo sharing
One album for every photo from your wedding.
Your photographer gets the first dance from one angle. Two hundred guests get it from eleven, plus the forty minutes after they went home.
Right now those photos are in two hundred camera rolls, and the eight people who text them to you are the ones who were going to text you anyway.
The app your guests do not have to install.
That is the whole trick. Guests scan the code on the table and the album opens in the browser they already have. No download, no account, no password, nothing to explain to your aunt.
Photos, at full size, sorted by moment.
Everything lands in one live album. It groups itself by moment rather than by photographer, so the toast sits with the toast. Download the lot at full size whenever you want, for a year.
The reason they actually add them.
A shared album that nobody adds to is just an empty folder with a nice name. So every guest gets five shots to get: the rings, a toast mid sentence, four generations, the quietest corner. Finish one and the next appears. Hosts pick the packs and can edit any line.
That is the difference between guests who could contribute and guests who do. Read all sixty prompts.
One price for the whole night.
Free for 10 guests. $49 for 150. $89 for 500 with video messages from everyone, names and colors on the cards, and a moderation queue. No subscription.
Questions
What couples ask first.
How do guests find the album?
Print the cards at home or download the PDF. The same code is on all of them, so nobody has to find their own card.
Can we see photos during the reception?
Yes. The album fills live, and there is a board and a TV view for the venue.
Do we get full resolution?
Yes, at every tier including free.
How long do we have the photos?
A year, extending for $19.