A QR code for your wedding photos.
Put a code on every table, and your guests' photos come to you instead of staying in their camera rolls. Here's how it works, and what to check before you pick one.
How it works
You print a card with a QR code for each table. A guest points their phone's camera at it, and a camera, an upload page or an app download opens, depending on the service.
Everything guests send lands in one place, so nobody has to remember to share after the wedding.
What to check before you pick one
Do guests need an app or an account first? Each extra step is one more reason to skip it.
Does it work on iPhone and Android? Can a guest tell their photo saved? A photo that never finished uploading is a photo you never see.
Who sees the photos, and when? How long are they kept, and can you download them all?
A camera on every table
This is what we make. Every table gets a card with a code. Guests scan it and get a camera with 27 shots. No app, no sign-up, and it works on iPhone and Android.
It's a camera, not an upload page. Guests shoot the night as it happens, and the photos already on their phones stay there.
Shots save before the next song. If the signal drops, they wait on the phone and send themselves when it's back. The screen always says whether a shot is saving or saved.
Nobody sees a shot until the roll develops, at 9:00 AM the morning after unless you pick another time. Then you see every shot, from every guest, in one place. Only the two of you see the roll, and we keep it 1 year.
What goes on the tables
Table cards (4 x 6 in), a bar and entrance sign (11 x 17 in) and a mirror cling, all ready to print. One code works on every table.
What it costs
$59 per wedding, tax included, with a full refund until the first shot. US weddings only.