Sample Wedding Photo Album

The album above is the whole of it. A guest points a phone at the code on their table, the album opens in the browser they already had open, and they add the photos they took. There is nothing to install, no account to make, and no password to lose halfway through the reception — which matters, because the people least likely to fight an app are usually the ones holding the best photographs.

What you are looking at is the guest view, not a dressed-up preview of one. The order, the sizes and the way it scrolls are what your own guests will see, on the phone they will see it on. The only difference is the pictures.

Nineteen moments is a small album on purpose. A real wedding tends to land somewhere between two and six hundred, arriving in bursts — a handful during the ceremony, almost nothing through the speeches, then a long run once the dancing starts. The page behaves the same at either size.

The page you are on is the sample. There is no separate demo to request and nothing to book — if it works here on your own phone, it works on the night, because it is the same page your guests will be handed.