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Create your wedding event
Add your names and date, pick a theme you like, and create your event.
- Add your names and wedding date.
- Pick a theme and a cover photo.
- Get your upload page and gallery.
Easy and convenient for every guest
Guests scan the QR code, pick their photos and videos, and upload them in seconds.
One QR for your wedding.
Guests can scan it and upload in seconds.
Private album by default.
Your album is private, and only guests with the link can access it.
No app, no sign-in required.
It opens in the phone’s browser, no app download required.
Download all memories.
You can download all your photos and videos in original quality.
How does it work?
Two minutes to set up your event.
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Share your QR code
Print it for the tables or send the link to your guests.
- Send the link in your wedding group chat.
- Download the QR code or a ready-to-print card.
- Place it on the tables, the welcome sign and the bar.
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Show them live at the reception
Put the slideshow on a TV or projector, and guests’ photos pop up as they share them.
- New photos join the slideshow as they arrive.
- Hide anything you’d rather not show.
- The QR code stays on screen, so more guests join in.
Your event page, In your Style
One simple upload screen for guests. One beautiful gallery for everyone invited.
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September 12, 2026
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Create your own eventEverything your guests need, in one QR code
No app to install, no account to make, no list of links to send around. One code takes your guests straight to your private gallery, and it works the same for your best friend as for your grandad.
One QR code for every day of the wedding
Welcome dinner on Friday, ceremony on Saturday, brunch on Sunday. One QR code and one gallery cover all of it, and the gallery stays open until you close it, so late photos still find their way in.
Run it with your co-hosts
Invite your partner, your mum or your maid of honour by email. Moderators approve and hide photos alongside you, and viewers can follow along without changing anything.
Private, secure and yours
Your gallery is private by default: only people with your QR code or link can open it, and it never shows up in search engines. Approve photos before they appear, hide anything later, and download everything in original quality.
Works in any country, on any phone
Destination wedding in Italy, with family flying in from three countries? The upload page opens in any phone’s browser, iPhone or Android, in English, French or Italian.
The best spots for your wedding photo QR code
Where you put the code decides how many photos you get back. Put it on table signs, little cards and the programme, in the places guests already look while they wait. These five spots work at almost any wedding.
Before the wedding
Show the code at the engagement party or the shower too. Guests try it once, so on the big day they already know what to do.
As you walk out of the ceremony
Put a sign where guests head out after the vows. People in the back rows catch angles your photographer never sees.
The bar at cocktail hour
Everyone waits for a drink anyway. A small sign on the bar turns that wait into a minute of uploading.
On every table
A little QR card next to the centrepiece stays in view all evening. Guests scan it between courses, while they chat.
By the dance floor
A sign near the DJ catches people between songs, and their photos show up in your gallery while the party is still going.
After you create your event, pick a printable QR card template and add your own names and date.
Wedding photo QR code vs. other ways to share
Most ways of collecting wedding photos lose a lot of them along the way. A hashtag only gets the photos people remember to post. Group chats shrink every picture. And with nothing bringing it all together, you only ever see a small part of what your guests took.
Asking in the group chat is what most couples end up doing, and it works the worst. Photos come back small, videos come back blurry, and you have to remind people one by one. A QR code on each table does the asking for you. Guests scan it, add their photos right there at full size, and it all lands in one album.
With a QR code, couples can expect anywhere from 200 to 2,000 photos depending on the size of the wedding, compared to the handful they’d get without one. Here’s the full comparison.
| Feature |  CameraRollShare | A generic upload link |
|---|---|---|
| App download needed | No, it opens in the phone’s browser | Often yes, or a Google sign-in |
| Photo quality | Original files, as your guests took them | Often compressed |
| All photos in one place | Yes, one private gallery | Spread across chats and folders |
| Works for all ages | Yes: scan, pick photos, done | Not always obvious |
| Control what’s shown | Hide or approve any photo | Anything uploaded stays visible |
| Uploads | Up to 2,000 per event, paid once | Storage caps or a monthly fee |
| Personalised wedding page | Your names, theme and photo | A plain form |
| Printable QR code signs | Ready-made templates to print | Not included |
| Live slideshow at the reception | Updates live on any screen | Not possible |
| Guestbook keepsake | Written wishes saved as a PDF | Not available |
| Download everything | One ZIP with every original | One file at a time |
| Setup time | A few minutes | Varies, often fiddly |
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“Our wedding ran over three days with 300 guests, and one QR code covered all of it. Even the aunts who avoid technology uploaded, and by the last morning we had photos from every ceremony.”
“As maid of honour I was a co-host, so I kept an eye on the gallery during dinner and hid a few blurry shots before the slideshow started. Everything else went straight up on the big screen.”
“We left the gallery open after the wedding, and photos kept arriving for a week. Then we downloaded every photo and video in original quality, along with the guestbook PDF of everyone's messages.”
Frequently asked questions
How does a wedding photo QR code work?
You create your wedding’s page and get one QR code and one link. Guests scan the code with their phone camera, the upload page opens in their browser, and they add photos, videos or a written message in a few taps. Everything lands in one private gallery that you, and anyone you invite to help, can see straight away.
Do our guests need to download an app or create an account?
No. The page opens in the phone’s own browser, on iPhone and Android, so there is nothing to install and no account or password. Adding a name is optional. That matters at a wedding, where the guests with the best photos are often grandparents, older relatives and friends who would never download an app for one evening.
How much does it cost to collect wedding photos with a QR code?
It’s a one-time price per wedding, with no subscription. The Free Trial covers 50 uploads, Premium is €19.95 for 500 and Premium+ is €39.95 for 2,000. Most weddings with 80–120 guests fit Premium; choose Premium+ for a bigger guest list or a whole weekend. You can upgrade a Premium event to Premium+ for €20 while it’s open, and if your event never receives an upload, you’re eligible for a full refund.
Can guests share videos and messages as well as photos?
Yes. Guests can take a photo, record a video, choose several photos and videos from their camera roll at once, or write a message for you. Photos can be up to 50 MB and videos up to 250 MB and three minutes, in JPG, PNG, WebP, MP4, MOV or WebM. The written messages become your wedding guestbook, which you can export as a PDF.
When should we set up our wedding QR code, and where should we put it?
Set it up a few weeks before the wedding, so the code can go on your printed stationery: the welcome sign, table cards, the order of service or the menus. The QR code and link are ready the moment you create the event, and you can download the code as an image or pick a printable QR card template with your names and date. On the day, put it where guests pause: the entrance, every table, the bar and near the dance floor.
Can one QR code cover the whole wedding weekend?
Yes. One event, one QR code and one gallery collect everything from the welcome drinks to the ceremony, the reception and the brunch the morning after. The gallery stays open until you close it, so guests can keep sharing the photos they find on their phones in the days after the wedding.
Can we check photos before they appear, and get help managing the gallery?
Yes. Turn on approval and nothing appears in the gallery or on the slideshow until you approve it, or leave it off and hide anything later; hidden uploads can be restored. You can also invite your maid of honour, a parent or your planner by email as a moderator, so they can look after the gallery during the reception while you enjoy the day.
Can we show guests’ photos live on a screen at the reception?
Yes. Open the live slideshow on a laptop connected to a TV or projector, and new uploads join it within about 15 seconds. The QR code stays in the corner of the screen, so more guests join in as the evening goes on, and anything you hide drops off the screen straight away.
Who can see our wedding photos?
Only people with your QR code or link, and only while you leave guest viewing on. The gallery isn’t listed anywhere and guest pages are kept out of search engines. You can turn guest viewing off at any time so the gallery is just for the two of you and your team, and any guest who doesn’t want to appear can ask you to hide their photos.
How do we get all the photos and videos after the wedding?
Download every photo and video in original quality as one ZIP file from your dashboard, and export your guests’ messages as a guestbook PDF to print or keep with the album. When you close the event, your files stay available for 14, 30 or 60 days depending on your plan, so download them before then.
What to look for in a QR code for wedding photos
They’re not all the same. Some only take photos, some make your guests download an app first, and some keep charging you every month. Here’s what’s worth checking before you pick one.
No app, no sign-in required
Ask people to download an app and most of them won’t bother, especially halfway through the reception. Look for one that opens straight in the phone’s browser: point the camera at the code, tap, upload.
More than just photos
Photos are only part of the day. Guests should be able to send videos and write you a few words too, and you should be able to put it all on a screen while the party is still going.
Your page, your look
Guests should land on a page with your names and a style that matches your day, not a plain upload form. It sets the mood, and it tells people they’re in the right place.
Original quality photos & videos
Some services shrink photos to save space. They look fine on a phone, then turn blurry the moment you print one or put it in an album. The files you download should be exactly what your guests took.
One price, no subscription
A wedding happens once, so the bill should too. Watch out for monthly plans that keep charging you long after the last guest has gone home. Pay once for the event and be done.
You decide what gets shown
Not every photo belongs on the big screen. You should be able to hide anything in one tap, and bring it back later if you change your mind, before Grandma sees it.
CameraRollShare ticks all six.
The best photos of your wedding are on your guests’ phones
Asking everyone in the group chat rarely works. People forget, or send you blurry, squashed copies. So put one QR code on the tables instead. Guests point their phone camera at it and add their photos and videos in a few taps. No app, no sign-up. Even Grandma can do it. The next morning it’s all in one private album, in full quality, ready to download.
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