All the guides
Your guests’ photos, before and after the party.
How to collect them, where to put the QR code and what to send after the wedding. Our guides cover each step, and work for birthdays and other celebrations too.
Start here
How do you collect your guests’ photos?
Six ways to do it, with their strengths and limits. A useful starting point if you haven’t chosen a method yet.
Read the guideChoose how to share the photos
A group chat, a folder or a shared album: find the approach that fits your event.
Getting the wedding photos your guests took
Group chats, shared folders, transfers and QR codes: six ways to collect wedding photos.
Collecting the photos your event's guests took
The steps for a birthday, work event, christening or housewarming.
The best wedding photo app: a comparison
What to look for when choosing a wedding photo sharing service.
A photo booth alternative: the QR code
What a photo booth and a QR album each offer for your celebration.
Get the album and QR code ready
Where to put the sign, what to write on it and how many photos to expect.
The wedding photo QR code, explained
Create the code, share it and explain how guests can add their photos.
QR code signs: templates and advice
Choose the size, wording and placement of your photo sharing sign.
How many photos does a wedding guest take?
Estimate the photo count from your guest list and how many people take part.
During the party, and afterwards
Show the photos, collect messages and send the album to your guests.
A live wedding slideshow
Set up a screen and display guest photos during the party.
Photo and video wedding guest book
Keep photos alongside written messages, voice recordings and videos.
Original wedding guest book: 12 ideas
Twelve ways to collect your guests’ words, on paper and beyond.
Sharing the photos with your guests after the wedding
Collect the remaining photos and share the album after the wedding.
Ready to set things up?
Once you’ve chosen a tool, prepare the link, QR code and a short invitation to share photos.
Want to see how it works?
Open the example album or create your own to try it with a few photos.