Create the album before the wedding, leave the QR code on the tables, and everything your guests capture lands in one place that night: full resolution, video included, and nobody installs anything or creates an account.
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Why a QR code
There are three familiar ways to collect wedding photos from guests, and two of them fail right where it hurts.
A camera per table adds up to dozens of blind shots, developed weeks later. With the QR code every guest uses the camera they already know — their phone — and the photos appear in the album that same night.
The wedding group chat crushes every photo’s resolution and buries them between messages. Here they arrive at full quality, organized in one album, without asking anyone for a phone number.
Videos up to 1 minute and 320 MB — twice the length of apps that cut them at 30 seconds. The toast, the vows and the first dance fit in full, compressed on the phone so they upload fast on venue wi-fi.
The big day
You set the album up once and it works on its own for the rest of the day.
Before
Create it free weeks ahead, with your wedding’s name and date. Print the QR code and leave it on the tables, in the stationery, or next to the guest book.
During
They point their camera at the code and the album opens in their browser. They upload from their gallery or shoot on the spot — grandparents included: if they can use the camera, they can use this.
After
By the next morning the album is complete: what every table saw, getting ready, the dance floor. Hide anything you don’t want, and download it all with one button.
Questions
No. They scan the QR code and the album opens in their phone’s browser, on iPhone and Android alike. No app, no account, no password — which is why it works for your least technical guests too.
Create it as soon as you have a date: it’s free and it sits ready. Download the QR code from the album and print it on menus, table cards, or a sign next to the guest book.
No — it completes them. Your photographer does their job; the album collects what they can’t see: inside every table, getting ready at home, what happened at the bar. The photos that would otherwise stay scattered across a hundred phones.
Yes. The album has a live slideshow: connect it to a screen or projector and photos appear as guests upload them.
Only someone with your QR code or link. The album doesn’t appear on Google or any search engine, and there are no public profiles inside Fotara.
Starting is free with no card: up to 150 memories and one month of album. For a wedding, Max ($69 USD, one-time) keeps the album for three years with unlimited memories. Never a subscription, and your guests never pay.
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