Your wedding day moves too quickly for one camera angle. Sync gives your guests one simple QR code so the ceremony reactions, reception table selfies, dance floor photos, and after-party snapshots can land in a private event album instead of disappearing into texts, public hashtags, cloud folders, or forgotten group chats.
What is hard right now
- Our guests take great photos, but we do not know who has them after the wedding.
- We do not want private family moments posted under a public hashtag.
- Our guests use different phones, apps, and comfort levels with sharing.
- We need something simple enough for grandparents, cousins, coworkers, and college friends to use without setup.
Scenarios
Ceremony candids
Before the aisle walk, your cousin catches the flower girl laughing. A few rows back, another guest captures your parents seeing you for the first time. Those are the angles your photographer may not be standing in.
With a QR code for wedding guest photos, both guests can add their shots to the same private album without creating an account or figuring out where to send them later.
Reception tables
Every table sees a different version of your wedding: college friends reuniting, grandparents holding court, coworkers meeting your family, and cousins documenting the speeches from their seats.
Place the QR code on table cards so each group has an easy scan point. Instead of chasing photos table by table after the honeymoon, you have one event album collecting the moments only your guests could see.
Dance floor and after-party
The best late-night photos often stay buried on individual phones: the first crowded dance floor song, the shoes-off singalong, the last group picture outside the venue.
Sync keeps those guest photos flowing into one private wedding album, and reveal timing helps you decide whether people see photos during the party, after the event, or later when you are ready to share.
Features that make this work
QR code invites
Your guests get one simple scan point at the ceremony, reception, or after-party, without needing to download an app or create an account before they contribute.
Private event albums
Your wedding photos stay scoped to your event instead of spreading across public feeds, hashtags, open links, or mixed personal folders.
Reveal timing
You control when photos become visible, so the album can match the mood of your day: live, after the reception, or once you have had time to look through everything.