Your photographer gets the ceremony. Your guests get everything else.
Two hundred people spent your wedding holding cameras, and you will see almost none of it. The photos scatter into group chats, get compressed, and are gone by spring. A card on each table brings them all into one album instead.
From the table to the album
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Put a card on each table
We send a printable card with your event's code and QR. Print it at any copy shop in Yerevan, or hand it to your venue with the seating plan.
- 2
Guests scan and add
The camera app opens the album. They type a first name and start uploading from the camera roll — no app to install, no account, nothing to remember at eleven at night.
- 3
You download the lot
Everything lands in one album you can watch fill up live. When the night is over, take the whole thing down as a single archive at full resolution.
Built for the way a wedding actually goes
It survives the venue's wi-fi
Banquet halls are the worst network conditions a phone meets all year. Photos are queued on the guest's device and finish uploading when the signal returns — including after they have gone home.
Nothing to install
Your aunt is not downloading an app at a wedding. The album is a web page: it opens from the QR and works on whatever phone she already has.
A live wall for the hall
Point a projector or a TV at the album and photos appear as guests upload them. It turns the collection into part of the evening rather than an admin task.
Private by default
The album is reachable only from your link. It is not listed, not searchable, and not browsable from this site — and you can hide any photo you would rather not keep.
Questions couples ask
Do guests need to make an account?
No. They type a first name so you know who sent what, and that is the whole of it. No email, no password, no app.
What happens if the hall has no signal?
Photos queue on the guest's phone and upload themselves when there is signal again. This is the failure the product was built around — a guest can select twenty photos in a basement hall and walk away.
How long do we have to download everything?
Every event has an end date, chosen by its package. Until then you can take down the full-resolution archive as often as you like. We will tell you before it closes.
Can we take something down?
Yes. You get an owner link that lets you hide any photo from the album, and guests can flag anything that should not be there.
Get the card before the invitations go out
Tell us the date and we will set the album up and send you the card to print.