Collect wedding photos from guests
Every guest’s photos, without chasing anyone
One scan from any phone and the photos arrive in your private album, sorted by who’s in them.
Collect wedding photos from guests
One scan from any phone and the photos arrive in your private album, sorted by who’s in them.
You get home from your honeymoon, sit down to look at photos, and realise you've only seen a fraction of what was captured. The photographer's professional shots are gorgeous, but they can't be everywhere - they weren't at the bar when your school friends recreated that old photo, or at the kids' table when your nephew fell asleep in the cake.
Your guests caught those moments. But getting the photos from them? That's where it falls apart.
You try a WhatsApp group. Some people send a few, most forget, and the photos arrive in potato quality because WhatsApp compresses everything. You try asking people to email them. Two people do. You think about Google Photos, but not everyone has an account, and shared albums are confusing. A week goes by, then a month, and those precious moments start fading from memory - and from camera rolls that get cleared to make space for the next thing.
There's a much simpler way.
Before your wedding, you create your album and get a personalised QR code. Print it on table cards, stick it on a sign near the entrance, or add it to your order of service.
On your wedding day, guests scan the QR code with their phone camera. No app to download, no account to create - their browser opens and they can start uploading photos and videos straight away. It takes less than ten seconds.
After your wedding, photos keep rolling in as guests upload their favourites over the following days. This is when the really good stuff arrives - the considered picks, the ones guests took time to find on their camera rolls.
When you're ready, browse your album by person (thanks to our built-in facial recognition), download everything in full resolution, or just enjoy scrolling through your wedding day as your guests saw it.
The most common approach, and the least effective. Photos get compressed, conversations get messy, and half your guests never send anything. You end up with 30 photos from the same three people and nothing from anyone else.
Require accounts, app downloads, and a level of technical confidence that not every guest has. Getting an Android user and an iPhone user into the same Google Photos album is harder than it sounds.
Only captures photos from guests who use Instagram, remember the hashtag, and post publicly. Private accounts are invisible. And you're relying on a social media platform to store your wedding memories - they'll get buried in a feed within days.
Nostalgic and fun, but expensive (£15+ per camera, plus development), slow (weeks to get photos back), and unreliable (blurry shots, cameras that walk off, film that gets damaged). For the cost of five disposable cameras, you could have Gather & Group collecting unlimited high-quality photos from every guest.
Guests scan one QR code and every photo lands in a private album at full quality, grouped by person. $67 for Premium, paid once.
Getting the technology right is only half the battle. Here are practical ways to make sure your guests actually use it.
So easy to do. Everyone loved the QR code, even our parents managed to do it, and we now have loads more memories for our special day. First class service, 10 out of 10.
We could not afford a professional photographer and this enabled us to get lots of different photos from all our guests. Easy and quick the whole way through, from set up to downloading. I would 100% recommend.
I put the QR code on the table name tags and so far have 454 pictures. I can even tag a person and it will show me the photos with them in. It captures those unposed natural moments a photographer misses.
There's no limit. Guests can upload as many photos and videos as they like. We don't charge per photo or per guest.
The upload process is deliberately simple - scan a QR code, tap "upload," choose photos. There's no account to create and no app to download. We've designed it so that anyone who can take a photo on their phone can upload one too.
Yes. Unlike WhatsApp or social media, we don't compress your photos. What your guests upload is what you get - full resolution, ready to print or frame.
Absolutely. Your album stays open for uploads, and many of the best photos arrive in the days after your wedding when guests have time to go through their camera rolls properly.
Our system automatically identifies faces in uploaded photos and groups them together. So you can tap on a person and see every photo they appear in - whether they're in the background of a group shot or front and centre in a candid moment. It all happens on UK servers, not through third-party AI services.
Your photographer captures the planned, polished moments. Your guests capture everything else - the behind-the-scenes chaos, the candid reactions, the moments that happen when nobody thinks a camera is watching. The two complement each other perfectly.
One QR code collects every guest's photos into one private album. From $39, paid once.
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