Wedding Day Timeline
Visualize your day across teams. Spot conflicts and download a PDF for vendors.
Your Wedding
Saturday, August 8, 2026
First look
1:00 PM
Portraits
1:30 PM
Ceremony
3:30 PM
Family photos
4:00 PM
Reception
5:00 PM
Speeches
6:30 PM
Cake cutting
7:00 PM
Dancing
7:15 PM
Grand exit
10:00 PM
Hair & makeup
8:00 AM
Party photos
2:30 PM
Cocktails
4:00 PM
Getting ready
11:00 AM
Party photos
2:30 PM
Cocktails
4:00 PM
Photographer
10:00 AM
Florist delivery
9:00 AM
Dinner service
5:30 PM
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How to choose a wedding qr code guests will actually use
If you are comparing a wedding qr code, wedding photo app, or wedding photo sharing app, the real question is not whether the page looks pretty. It is whether every guest can open it in seconds, upload from their phone, and help you collect the candid photos your photographer will never see.
A good wedding qr code should feel invisible on the day: guests scan, upload, and go back to celebrating while your private gallery fills with wedding photos.
What to check before you print the QR sign
- Make sure the collect wedding photos from guests opens in a browser with no app install, account creation, or password step.
- Test the guest upload flow on both iPhone and Android before the wedding; collect wedding photos from guests only matters if guests can upload quickly.
- Confirm that full-resolution downloads are included, because compressed gallery previews are not enough for prints or albums.
- Put the QR code on table cards, the welcome sign, and the bar or guest book table so guests see it more than once.
