First Communion photos

Communion photos to share with the family.

Gather photos of the ceremony and family celebration in one album. Relatives add their pictures and see the moments captured by others.

From the Mass to the pudding: three beats.

Before the Mass
The album takes a few minutes to set up. Print its QR code: one copy in the order of service, another on every table.
On the day
The cousins, the godmother, the great-uncles: everyone scans and uploads as the hours pass, from the church steps to the cake. The child of the day too, if they want to.
The days after
Each branch of the family downloads the whole thing without asking the others for anything, including the relatives who could not make the journey.

The day the whole family is in one room

Two or three branches of a family together for a day, often after years apart. What is at stake is not only the ceremony: it is the one occasion when everybody is in the same photograph.

The group photo on the church steps: Everyone lines up, five phones go into the air, and each person keeps their own version. The next day nobody remembers who had the best angle. Here the five versions land in the same place and you choose at your leisure.
The cousins you only see on days like this: The ones who live far away drive home that evening, and the photos go with them. One link, sent once, and each branch gets what the other photographed, without anyone having to send a reminder.
The child has a say: At ten you have opinions. They look through the album the same evening, say which photos they prefer, react to other people's and upload their own. The guest book runs both ways: the godmother leaves them a note, the cousins record themselves three voices at a time, and the child answers straight back.

Simple for every generation

Nothing to install, no account to create: The only thing anyone is asked to do is point a camera at a black and white square, then give a first name. The great-aunt manages it as easily as the twelve-year-old cousin, with no Google account of the kind a classic shared album demands.
Everyone can download everything: Every guest gets the complete album back in a single file, including the photos they did not take. That is usually what decides the hesitant ones to upload theirs.
What it costs: The free trial accepts 20 photos or videos until 30 days after the event (one year at most), with every feature included; the Event plan, at 39 € once (launch price until December 31, 2026; 49 € for new purchases from January 1, 2027), includes 100 GB of storage per album with no limit on the number of photos and videos and keeps it for 2 years. The album is kept for 2 years on the Event plan; an album still on trial is deleted 30 days after the event date (or after its creation, if the album has no event date or one earlier than its creation), and no later than one year after its creation. Nothing is added along the way: no watermark to pay to remove, no surcharge per guest, no extra to download.
These family photos are of use to nobody else: The album only opens with its link. The files are hosted in the European Union, with OVH, under the GDPR: no facial recognition, no advertising, no model being trained on them. You can remove a medium whenever you like.

Frequently asked questions

How do we get hold of the group photo taken outside the church?

Ask the people who took it to upload it before they leave, while they are still there and the QR code is in front of them. You end up with every version of the same line-up, and you keep the one where nobody has their eyes shut.

Can my child upload their photos too?

Yes, like any other guest: they scan the QR code, give their first name and upload. They can also look through the whole album, react to other people's photos and remove their own. It is the right age for this to be their album as much as yours.

Can the reading the child gave be filmed?

The free trial accepts 20 photos or videos until 30 days after the event (one year at most), with every feature included; the Event plan, at 39 € once (launch price until December 31, 2026; 49 € for new purchases from January 1, 2027), includes 100 GB of storage per album with no limit on the number of photos and videos and keeps it for 2 years. The reading at the lectern, the walk out of the church and the speeches over lunch all have their place there, in sound and vision, not only as photographs.

Does it work for a confirmation as well?

Yes. Confirmation, a younger sibling's christening, a family blessing: only the name of the album changes, the day is photographed in exactly the same way. Read more: christening of a younger sibling

To get the day ready

Free QR sign maker Collecting the photos your event's guests took Christening photos A guest book that records voices

A day the whole family will have photographed.

Set the album up before the Mass: the QR code does the rest, from the church steps to the pudding.

Create an album