Do wedding guests need to download an app?

No. The QR code opens a web page in the phone's browser and guests upload from there. There is no app, no account and no login, which is the entire point of the product.

How many photos can guests upload?

There is no limit on the number of photos or videos, and no limit on the number of guests. You are never charged per guest or per upload.

Where should we put the QR code at a wedding?

One card per table works best, plus one at the bar and one by the guestbook. Print-ready 5x7 designs are available with your code rendered into the artwork.

Can we approve photos before they appear?

Yes. Turn on upload approval and contributions wait in a queue until you release them. Guests are never shown a pending message, so from their side the upload simply worked.

Weddings

Wedding photo sharing, from every guest, with one QR code

Your photographer covers the day from one position at a time. Your guests cover everything else: the table your uncle was sitting at, the corridor before the ceremony, the dance floor at midnight. This collects all of it into one album without asking anyone to install anything.

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The photos exist. Getting them is the problem

A hashtag only captures what people post publicly, which is a fraction of what they shot. A shared folder needs an account. A group chat compresses everything to a quarter of its resolution and scatters it across four apps. What you want is every original file, in one place, without chasing 90 people for a fortnight.

What you get

Guests scan and upload, and that is the whole experience

The QR code opens a web page. They pick photos and press upload. No app store, no sign-up form, no password. Older guests get through it because there is nothing to get through.

Original quality, not messenger quality

Files are stored exactly as they left the phone and come back byte-identical. A 4K clip of the first dance is a 4K clip when you download it, which is the difference between something you can print and something you can only look at.

The album fills up while the day is still happening

Photos appear as guests send them, so the live slideshow on the screen behind the band is genuinely live. Guests watching the screen scan the code, which is how the album fills itself.

A guestbook that records voices, not just handwriting

Guests can leave a written note or record a voice message from the same page. Ten years from now the voice message is the thing you will play.

Questions people ask

Do wedding guests need to download an app?: No. The QR code opens a web page in the phone's browser and guests upload from there. There is no app, no account and no login, which is the entire point of the product.
How many photos can guests upload?: There is no limit on the number of photos or videos, and no limit on the number of guests. You are never charged per guest or per upload.
Where should we put the QR code at a wedding?: One card per table works best, plus one at the bar and one by the guestbook. Print-ready 5x7 designs are available with your code rendered into the artwork.
Can we approve photos before they appear?: Yes. Turn on upload approval and contributions wait in a queue until you release them. Guests are never shown a pending message, so from their side the upload simply worked.

Free planning tools

Seating chart makerLay the tables out the way the room actually is, paste in your guest list, and drag each person onto the chair they will sit in.
Wedding hashtag generatorType both first names, optionally a surname and the year, and get a list of hashtags built from puns, blends and the classic patterns.
Event countdownPick your date and see exactly how long is left, plus the moments in the run-up that are easy to leave too late.

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Your event is three fields away

Name, date, cover photo. GuestTale gives you a QR code about a minute later, and it is free until you download.

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