Weddings & engagements
Every guest's photos, video toasts and voice messages in one place, instead of disposable cameras and a rented audio guestbook.
Guests scan table QR codes to upload full-res photos, videos, record audio toasts, and sign your digital guestbook, directly in their smartphone browser.
Cheers!
First dance ✨
"Watching you two tonight made my whole year."
Aunt Carol
Great music 🕺
Uncle Tom's Speech
No app downloads, password setups, or guest account registrations.
Customize color palettes, typography, and background style. Print 3D table cards with auto-embedded QR codes & venue Wi-Fi info.
Guests point their phone camera at table cards to launch the web app instantly without app store downloads:
Stream uploads live to venue projector screens during dinner. Download all uncompressed media in a single ZIP archive.
Flip on host moderation and every upload waits in a private queue for your approval before guests ever see it. Leave it off and uploads appear instantly.
Pick your colors, font and a header photo. Your guests' upload page and your printed table cards update together. Try it.
Many more options in the real editor.
Elena & Marcus
June 14, 2026
From intimate dinners to galas with a thousand guests.
Every guest's photos, video toasts and voice messages in one place, instead of disposable cameras and a rented audio guestbook.
Dance floor clips, funny voice messages and wishes from old friends.
Collect attendee photos and show them live on the venue screens.
Family can gather old photos, spoken memories and written tributes.
Everyone's photos in full quality, without group chat compression.
Real feedback from couples, families, and event planners who ditched disposable cameras for good.
Honestly wasn't sure my older relatives would bother scanning the QR code but by the end of the night we had like 300 photos. the wifi at our venue was pretty bad too but it worked perfectly!
Elena
got married in September
The moderation toggle is the reason I'd recommend this over the other one we almost used. My nephew filmed something dumb at the party and I just hid it before anyone's parents opened the gallery. Small thing but it mattered.
Sophia
hosted her mom's 70th
We put the gallery up on the projector during dinner and people kept turning around to check if their photo made it on screen yet. Cheaper than what our AV company quoted for a "photo booth feed" too.
Daniel
ran a company holiday party
Everything included for your whole celebration. Build and try it for free, pay once to open it up to all your guests.
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Try it free first. Design your event and test it with up to 10 uploads before you pay. Your memories stay available for 3 months after the event.
* Fair use applies.
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