Wedding photo sharing: guests add theirs with a QR

Your photographer covers the ceremony, the portraits and the first dance. Your guests cover everything else: the getting-ready chaos, the table where your college friends sat, the aunt who danced all night, the last hour after the photographer packed up. Those photos usually stay on forty different phones and arrive in scattered chats weeks later, if at all. A group album gives them one place to go while the night is still happening.

• ·Ask during the night, not after. A card on the table and one line from the MC get far more photos than a message three days later.
• ·Add the photographer's selects yourself when they arrive, so the official set and the guest shots sit in the same album.
• ·Each guest can add up to 1,000 items, so the friend who films everything will not crowd anyone out by accident.

The QR opens your album's page in the phone's browser, with your names and tagline on it. There is no app to install. They tap Continue with Google (or use their email instead), come straight back already joined, and pick photos and videos from their camera roll. Uploads show progress and keep going if they switch apps for a moment.

• ·Per-file size follows your plan: up to 250 MB per file on Free and 500 MB on Pro, enough for long phone videos of the speeches.
• ·Every upload goes through a safety check. Anything held for review shows as In review only to the guest who added it and to you.
• ·You get an email when guests add photos, so you can peek at the album during the reception or the morning after.