How does QR code photo sharing work at a wedding?
Each table has a card with a QR code, and scanning it with a phone's camera opens the wedding's gallery in the browser. Guests tap to add photos and videos, which appear for everyone in seconds once they've been checked, or at a big reveal the next morning if the couple chose one.
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Step by step
- The couple sets up the wedding and gets its QR code, with free table cards to print.
- A guest points their camera at the code, and the gallery opens in their browser, with the couple’s names and welcome note.
- They add their name if they like, and choose photos and videos from their phone.
- Photos upload first. Each one is checked for explicit images, then appears in the gallery.
- Everyone sees the party as it happens, with the most loved photos a tap away.
Before the day
Put a code on every table, at the bar and on the welcome sign. You can download the code with free table cards to print at home.
Questions
- What do guests need?
- A phone with a camera and a signal or Wi-Fi. Most phones scan a QR code with the camera app, and nothing needs installing.
- Can guests share long videos?
- Yes. A long video can finish uploading later, at home, so guests don't have to wait at the table.