For photographers and djs
Your clients get every guest photo. You get the credit.
Add a QR guest gallery to every wedding you work — free to start, one minute to set up, and the couple remembers who brought it.
Create a gallery — free, in a minuteThis is a differentiator you can put in a pitch without adding work to your day. Setup takes about a minute, the card sheet prints from a browser, and the whole thing is free to start — so it costs you nothing to offer it on every booking, including the ones you are quoting against someone cheaper.
It also does not compete with what you sell. Guest phones cover the hours your contract does not: the getting-ready chaos, the late dance floor after your finish time, the tables you were never standing at. The couple ends up with your work and a second layer around it, and they remember who suggested it. If you work a lot of weddings, running the same setup each time means you stop explaining it and start just doing it. There is no revenue share to explain and no client account to manage on your side.
Updated 25 August 2026
You already run the event — the music, the photos, the timeline. A guest gallery is the missing piece: one QR code on the tables and every phone in the room feeds a shared album. You set it up in a minute per event, print the ready-made table cards, and the live wall gives the dance floor an extra show on the venue screen.
For photographers it means the candid guest material lands in one place instead of a dozen group chats — and the couple links it to your name. For DJs and planners it is a service upgrade clients talk about. Work several events a season? Get in touch via the contact page — we run a simple partner arrangement for professionals.
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No app to install
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No sign-up for guests
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Metadata stripped for privacy
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One-click ZIP download
How does it work?
Create a gallery
Enter the event name and your email. You get a printable QR code and a dashboard link.
Guests scan & upload
QR code on the table or on screen. Uploading works in the phone's browser.
Download everything
A shared online gallery + the full set as a one-click ZIP download.
Frequently asked questions
What does it cost me as a vendor?
Nothing to start — galleries are free to create. The Pro upgrade (paid once per event) is up to you or the couple; partners get preferential terms.
Can I set the gallery up for my client?
Yes. Create the gallery with your email, print the table cards, and hand the organizer dashboard link to the couple — or keep managing it yourself.
Do you have a partner program?
We work with photographers, DJs and planners individually — free Pro upgrades for regular partners and a commission arrangement as volume grows. Write to us via the contact page.
Does it interfere with my own photo delivery?
No — it collects the guests' phone photos, which you were never going to deliver anyway. Many partners position it as "my photos plus everything your guests captured".
One gallery for every occasion
Every photo from your wedding — in one shared gallery
Put a QR code on the tables and your guests will upload their photos and videos themselves. No app, no accounts, no chasing USB sticks.
Collect birthday photos from all your guests
One QR code at the party and no photo gets stuck on someone's phone. Guests upload, you download the whole set as a ZIP.
Company event photo gallery — from every attendee
Show the QR code on screen or place it on the tables. Attendees upload photos in seconds and you get the complete set after the event.
Every anniversary photo — from all your guests, in one place
Whether it's a first anniversary or a golden fiftieth, put a QR code on the tables and let guests add their photos and videos themselves.
Collect every baby shower photo from your guests
One QR code on the table and every guest's photos land in the same gallery — the games, the gifts and all the happy faces.
Every graduation photo — from the whole class, in one gallery
Caps in the air from a hundred phones. One QR code collects them all into a single shared album everyone can enjoy.
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