One Day.
Hundreds of moments.
Thousands of memories.

The moments you missed may become your favorites.

Your wedding is filled with thousands of moments you’ll never see.

Everyone you love is holding a camera all night.

Your cousin catches your dad wiping his eyes.

Your new sister-in-law gets the perfect angle on your first dance.

Someone’s little sister films you and your friends screaming your favorite song.

Then it goes quiet.

Those photos and videos sit on hundreds of camera rolls. Everyone means to send them. Almost nobody does.

So how do you get them back?

More than 539,000 memories saved.

Don’t let your wedding disappear into everyone else’s camera roll.

01

One code. Everyone’s in.

No app to download. Nothing to explain twice.

02

Nothing comes out blurry.

What your guests shot is what you get.

03

Send as much as you like.

A hundred photos or ten thousand.

04

It all belongs to you.

Your photos. Your videos. Your account.

05

The Guest Cut.

A wedding video made from your guests’ photos and videos.

Scan. Send. Save.

Your guests already have the cameras.
We just make sure you get to see it too.

01Scan

Your guests scan the code.

No app. No download. No sign-up.

02Send

They send what they caught.

The more people who share, the more of your day you get back.

03Save

It all lands in your storage.

Your guests go home with their phones. You go home with the day.

One price. Paid once.

No monthly fee waiting to catch you out, and no bill that climbs as more of your wedding arrives.

$199

One time. Yours to keep.

  • Unlimited photos and videos from every guest
  • Full original quality, nothing shrunk
  • Saved to your own Google Drive or Dropbox
  • The Guest Cut, both versions
  • Your album, yours to share with anyone
  • Your profile stays open for as long as you want it

Questions, answered.

  • No, and that's the whole point. They point their camera at your QR code, tap the link that pops up, and they're already sending. It works the same on an iPhone or an Android, and it works for the aunt who still can't find her camera roll.

  • No. No account, no password, no email address. Nobody gets added to a list. They scan, they send, they go back to the party.

  • No. Some apps shrink photos to save space, which is why pictures sent in a group chat look soft when you go to print them. We don't do that. What arrives is exactly the file that came off your guest's phone, full size, ready to print or frame.

  • Not at all, and please don't cancel them. Your photographer is there for the portraits, the light, the shots you'll hang on a wall. Your guests are somewhere else entirely, catching the things happening behind the camera. You want both.

  • Somewhere you already own. You connect an account you probably have, like Google Drive or Dropbox, and everything lands in a folder there. It's your account, so nobody can take it away, put it behind a paywall later, or delete it if we're not around in ten years.

  • Yes, and they're often the ones you'll watch most. Speeches, the first dance, whatever your friends were filming at midnight. Videos come through at full quality, same as photos.

  • None from us. Send a hundred photos or ten thousand. The only ceiling is how much room is in the storage account you connect, and that's yours to decide.

  • Nothing is lost. We hold on to everything still waiting and send you a note. When you've made a bit of room, the rest transfers automatically. You don't have to do anything clever at 2am.

  • A wedding video made out of the photos and videos your guests sent you. You get two of them: one a few minutes long to sit down and watch properly, and a short one for your phone. Both are made from the angles only your guests had, from the dance floor and the tables and the back of the bar.

  • Yes. Because it all lives in your own storage, you share it the way you'd share any other folder. Send a link to your parents, your bridal party, whoever asks, and they can look through the lot.

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