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Every guest finds their wedding photos with one selfie.

Add the photographer’s gallery and the photos guests took, then share one link or QR code. Each guest takes a selfie in their browser and sees the photos they appear in, without scrolling from the ceremony to the last dance.

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Wedding reception · Illustrative example

Why guests struggle to find their wedding photos

Each problem, and what the selfie search changes.

  1. 01

    Hundreds of photos in one long album

    Guests start with the photos they appear in instead of scrolling through the whole day.

  2. 02

    Group shots, the dance floor and candids

    Group photos come up when the guest’s face is visible, and the whole photo is kept.

  3. 03

    Guest photos stay on everyone’s phone

    Turn on guest uploads: guests add photos from their camera or library, up to a limit you set, and you choose which ones are published.

  4. 04

    “Can you send me the photo of…” messages

    Guests search the gallery themselves, so the couple and the photographer get fewer photo requests after the wedding.

From the invitation to the thank-you note

One link and one QR code, used at each moment of the wedding.

  1. Before

    Wedding website or invitation

    Add the gallery link. Guests can ask for an email when the photos are ready.

  2. At the reception

    Table cards and a sign by the bar

    Print the QR code. With guest uploads on, guests add their photos from their phone during the evening.

  3. Delivery

    The photographer’s edited photos

    Add them when they’re delivered. The link stays the same, and new photos appear in searches once they’re prepared.

  4. After

    Thank-you note

    Send the same link with your thanks. The gallery stays online for 60 days from when you open it.

Make a printable QR code for table cards

You choose what guests see and download

Set it up for your own wedding, or for each couple you photograph.

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  • The couple’s cover photo, the photographer’s logo and an accent color on the gallery page.
  • An optional access code so only your guests can open the gallery.
  • Review the photos and hide any you don’t want shown before you share the link.
  • Free full-resolution downloads, previews only, or a price per photo paid through Stripe.
  • Guest uploads with a limit per guest, published only after you approve them.

Guest uploads are photos only. For video messages, pair the gallery with a guestbook tool.

Couples and photographers ask

Do guests need an app or an account?

No. They open the link or scan the QR code in their phone browser, accept the selfie search terms and take or upload a selfie.

Who sets up the gallery: the couple or the photographer?

Either can create and manage it. Decide who adds the photos, reviews the gallery and shares the link.

Will guests be found in group photos and on the dance floor?

Often, when their face is visible and sharp enough. Faces in profile, in low light or partly hidden can be missed, and guests can try another selfie.

Can guests also browse every photo?

Yes, if you turn on the full gallery. Otherwise guests start from their own search results.

Ready to share your wedding photos?

Create the event, add the photographer’s photos and print the QR code for the tables.