Tomorrow nobody sends you the photos
Your guests are shooting anyway. Those shots stay on their phones, go into stories, and scroll away in the chat. What reaches you is whatever someone remembered to send.
How an evening becomes a film
- Guests joined47Link · QR · card ready
Create the film
Name it and pick the hour it develops. You get a link, a QR code and a card you can print for the table.
- Shots left09Nobody sees it yet
Guests scan and shoot
One tap opens the camera they already know. The shot is gone the moment they take it. They see how many are left, nothing else.
- Develops at9:00Album open · 412 frames
It develops
At the hour you set, or the moment you press the button. The album opens for everyone at once.
Why the waiting is the point
Shared albums fill up with the same five poses, because everyone can see what everyone else already posted. A closed film doesn't. Your guests shoot what they actually see, and the evening arrives all at once, from two hundred angles.
What you get after it develops
- The album in the order the evening happened.
- Everything as one archive, saved at up to 2400 px on the long side. One link, one download, kept for 30 days after the film develops.
- A printable card with your QR code for the table or the entrance.
Price by the size of the wedding
Between two plans? Take the bigger one. A full film stops letting people in, and the door is the worst place to find that out.
Guests per film, counted in frames at ten shots a guest. Every film lets in up to 20% more guests than its plan, at most 20 more, so 60 on the first plan and 220 on the last. The spare room is for guests, not for frames: everyone still gets ten shots. If more turn up, you move the film up a plan and pay only the difference, $20 for each step. Your album is kept for 30 days after the film develops. One payment per plan, no subscription. Prices are in US dollars before tax. Creem, our payment provider, takes the payment on its checkout page and adds the tax there. Full refund before the film develops, if nobody has taken a photo. See the Refund Policy.
At a hundred guests a wedding photographer runs about $2,700, and 87% of couples hire one. A photo booth is another $886 at the median. The wedding is already paid for. This is the part of it nobody was standing in front of, and it costs $39.
And a disposable camera works out at more than a dollar a frame once you have paid to develop it. Here a frame costs under four cents.
Questions people actually ask
- 01Does my guest need to install anything?
- No. The link opens in the browser they already have, on iPhone and on Android, and the shot is taken with the phone's own camera.
- 02Can they see the photos during the wedding?
- No. Not other people's, not their own. Until the film develops there is nothing to look at. That is the whole product.
- 03Can I open it earlier than planned?
- Yes. The host panel has a Develop now button.
- 04How long is the album kept?
- 30 days after the film develops. Download the archive before then: after that the film is deleted and we keep no copy.