We don’t keep a testimonials page. Every review we have sits on our Google profile, written by the couple and out of our hands.
Read our Google reviewsA testimonials page is written by the company that benefits from it. Quotes get chosen and trimmed to the good bit, and the couple who had a disappointing time never makes the page at all. From the outside there is no way to tell a real one from an invented one, which is why testimonial pages are so easy to ignore.
Google works differently. The couple writes the review from their own account and Google hosts it. We cannot edit a word or quietly remove one we dislike. We can reply, and that is the whole of our influence.
Right now there are 20 reviews, averaging 5.0.
They tend to cover the same ground: guests scanning the QR code without needing help, including the parents and grandparents everyone worries about, and the moment the gallery fills up and every photo of one person can be pulled out at once. The features page covers how each of those works.
5 out of 5
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.
5 out of 5
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.
5 out of 5
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.
They are copied word for word, spelling and all.
Worth doing for everyone you book, us included.
Quotes on a company’s own site are the ones that company picked. The profile shows you the rest.
Reviews arriving steadily over months is what a working business looks like. Fifteen in one week and then silence usually means someone asked all their friends at once.
Real couples mention specifics, like how many photos they ended up with or which relative they expected to struggle.
How a company answers a lukewarm review tells you more than any five-star one.
Hundreds of reviews without a single mild complaint is unusual.
A review helps the next couple work out whether this is worth it. It takes a minute, and we read every one.
Leave a reviewFive days, five uploads, every feature, no card needed. And if you go ahead and not one guest uploads a photo, you get your money back.
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