Wedding guest photo collection
Collect Wedding Guest Photos Without Chasing Anyone
One QR code gives every guest a simple place to upload wedding photos and videos.
- Guest uploads from browser
- Private gallery
- Photos and videos together
- One-time $39
Questions people ask before collecting wedding photos
How should couples collect wedding guest photos?
The easiest way to collect wedding guest photos is to give guests one QR code before and during the wedding, then keep the same upload link open afterward. Guests upload from their phone browser with no app, and every candid photo lands in one private gallery.
Where should I put the QR code for a wedding?
Print the QR code on table cards and mention it during speeches so guests upload while the energy is high.
What is the easiest way to collect wedding guest photos?
Use one QR code that opens a private upload page in the browser. It avoids app downloads, shared drive permissions, and chasing guests for texts after the wedding.
When should we share the wedding photo upload link?
Share it before the wedding in your website or group chats, display it during the reception, and send it again the next day for late uploads.
Do wedding guests need to sign in?
No. Guests scan the QR code and upload from their phone browser without creating an account.
The plan
Before, during, and after the party
- 01Create the wedding photo gallery before invites, signage, and group chats go out.
- 02Place the QR code on table signs, welcome signage, and the wedding website or RSVP messages.
- 03Ask the MC, planner, or a wedding party member to mention the QR code once during the reception.
- 04Send the same link the next day so guests can upload photos they forgot to add on the night.
Why this works for couples trying to gather guest photos
If you wait until after the wedding, guest photos disappear into group chats, camera rolls, and social posts. Give guests one upload link before the night starts.
Print the QR code on table cards and mention it during speeches so guests upload while the energy is high.
What the host gets
- QR code guests can scan from table signs, invitations, slides, or group chats.
- Browser uploads on iPhone and Android with no app download or guest account.
- A private gallery where photos and videos appear in one place.
- Printable signs and cards so guests know exactly where to upload.
- Full-resolution downloads for albums, social posts, thank-you emails, and archives.
- Optional moderation controls if you want to approve photos before they show.
How to get guests to actually use it
Guests use it when the ask is obvious. Put the QR code where people are already pausing, mention it once, and send the same link again after the event.
Put the QR code where people naturally pause: tables, bars, welcome signs, and gift tables.
Ask the host, MC, planner, or team lead to mention the QR code once near the start.
Share the gallery link in the group chat before and after the event for late uploads.
Use one short callout on signage: "Scan to add your photos".
The album
One place for the photos guests already took
Guests open a simple upload page in their browser. You get one private gallery with the photos, videos, throwbacks, speeches, and table shots that would otherwise stay scattered across phones.
Create the Upload Album - $39
Real hosts, real events
The best photos are usually on someone else’s phone. These reviews are from real customers who used Our Event Album to bring those photos back to one place.
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Give guests one place to send the photos
Create the album, share the QR code, and download the full gallery when the event is over.
Create the Upload Album - $39