Set up in minutes, not evenings

How one QR code collects every guest photo.

Create the album, print the QR cards, and let guests upload straight from their browser.

Wedding table card with a QR code next to a phone gallery

Emma & Jack’s album

Demo album ready before the invites go out.

Three steps. A few minutes. One less thing on your list.

The setup path is short because the wedding day is not the place for instructions, passwords, or app-store detours.

Create your album

Add your names and date. Your private QR code, table cards, and welcome sign are ready before the seating plan is finished.

Guests scan and share

They scan and add photos without installing a thing. Starter adds video; Standard adds voice notes.

Wake up to everything

Approve the best moments and download every memory in original quality. Standard and Premium can also run the venue slideshow. Yours to download and keep.

The guest flow stays simple. The couple keeps control.

The Wedding Pics keeps the public experience light while the private dashboard handles review, quality, downloads, and what appears on the venue screen.

A guest completing a The Wedding Pics upload during a garden wedding ceremony

QR code guest upload

Guests scan, tap, and add photos from their browser. Video is available on Starter and above.

Privacy controls

The couple controls visibility, moderation, gallery access, and downloads.

Original quality

Uploads preserve the original memories for export after the wedding.

Live slideshow

On Standard and Premium, approved photos can rotate on a venue screen without exposing pending uploads.

Guestbook memories

Collect written messages on every plan. Audio guestbook clips are available on Standard and Premium.

Download everything after the wedding

The dashboard is built around review, download, and private exports.

Six looks, so the album feels like the wedding.

Pick a guest page that can feel classic, garden-soft, midnight-party, or anything between without making guests learn a new flow.

Bride and groom exchanging vows at a chapel altar

Wedding album

Amelia & James

14 June 2026

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Classic ivory
Bride-to-be laughing with friends at a garden bridal shower

Wedding album

Sofia & Noah

5 September 2026

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Soft blush
Guests raising glasses at a garden wedding reception

Wedding album

Mia & Leo

20 May 2026

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Calm sage
Destination wedding dinner on a coastal terrace at sunset

Wedding album

Ava & Ethan

3 October 2026

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Champagne
Couple dancing with friends at a late-night wedding after-party

Wedding album

Zara & Kai

31 December 2026

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Midnight
Guests watching an outdoor ceremony beneath a floral arch

Wedding album

Lily & Theo

12 July 2026

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Garden

Privacy, access, and what happens after the wedding.

Do guests need an app?

No. Guests scan the QR code with their phone camera, tap the link, and add their photos straight from the browser. There's nothing to install and nothing to sign up for. The flow is built to be effortless for guests of every age.

What if only a few guests scan it?

Put a card on every table and a sign at the entrance, so the QR is right in front of guests while they're seated. The Wedding Pics provides PNG, SVG, and PDF QR downloads to use in your own print layout.

Is the album private?

Albums use an unlisted link, and you can add a PIN. You decide what appears in the gallery and whether guests can download. The Wedding Pics uses trusted providers to run the service; we do not sell wedding media or use it to train public AI models.

Can guests leave video and voice messages too?

Video uploads are available on Starter and above. Voice notes are available on Standard and Premium. Written guestbook messages are available on every plan.

What happens after the wedding?

The couple can review the gallery after the wedding and download the original files before the plan's storage period ends. Paid plans have no file-count limit within their storage allowance. Starter adds video; Standard adds the live slideshow, audio guestbook, and more sub-albums.

When should I set this up?

Ideally 4-8 weeks before the wedding, so you have time to print the QR cards and add them to your tables.

Don’t let those photos stay on their phones.

Every candid laugh, every quiet tear, every dance-floor moment your photographer missed is sitting on a guest’s phone right now. One QR code brings them all home.

Free plan available. No app for guests. Yours to download and keep.

Bride and friend enjoying their collected The Wedding Pics wedding gallery beside the dance floor