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How to Share Wedding Photos With Your Guests After the Big Day

Your wedding photos aren't just for the two of you — your guests want to see the shots they're in, too. Sending files one at a time to fifty people isn't realistic. A shared gallery is.

One shared gallery instead of individual sends

When every guest uploads to the same QR-code gallery during the wedding, that same gallery can double as the place everyone views photos afterward — no need to track down anyone's email or text them files individually.

How it works in practice

  • Guests upload their own photos and videos through the QR code during the wedding.
  • Everything lands in one gallery, in full quality.
  • Anyone with the code can browse the shared collection, if you turn that view on.
  • You download the complete set afterward as one ZIP file.

It stays private, not public

This isn't a public album — only people with your QR code or link can view it. It won't turn up in a search engine or get shared outside your guest list.

No compression, unlike group chats

Photos and videos are stored at their original resolution, exactly as guests captured them — not the flattened, compressed version a messaging app would produce.

Frequently asked questions

Can guests see photos that other guests uploaded?

Yes, if you enable the shared gallery view — everyone with your QR code can browse the collected photos. The gallery stays private and isn't public online.

Do I have to send wedding photos to each guest individually?

No. Everyone accesses the same shared gallery through your QR code, so there's no need to send files one person at a time.

Collect every photo from your wedding

Create a QR wedding gallery — guests upload photos straight from their phones, no app needed. One-time payment from $49, unlimited guests.

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