A Google Photos shared album is free and familiar. Here’s how to set one up for a wedding, why participation is usually low, and what to use instead.
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Joy, Kululu, Guestpix, POV and Google Photos all have free options. Here’s exactly what each free plan includes, and when paying $49 is worth it.
Read moreGuests scan a QR code and upload from their browser, with no download and no account. Here’s how no-app photo sharing works and how to set it up.
Read moreWhatsApp, text messages and social apps shrink the photos guests send you. Here’s how to get the originals, and how to set up collection so you get them by default.
Read moreA guest photo album can be as open or as locked down as you like. How PINs, upload-only mode and moderation work, and which settings to use.
Read morePatchy venue Wi-Fi, guests on roaming, family who couldn’t fly in. How to collect every photo from a destination wedding and share it with people back home.
Read moreOne QR code at a family or class reunion collects this year’s photos, plus the old ones sitting in relatives’ albums and shoeboxes. Here’s how to set it up.
Read moreEngagement parties and rehearsal dinners rarely have a photographer, and the photos end up scattered. How to collect them with one QR code, and reuse them at the wedding.
Read moreHow to collect every photo and video from a bar or bat mitzvah party in one album, while respecting guests who keep Shabbat during the service.
Read moreThe grad’s friends, the grandparents and the cousins all take photos at a graduation party, and none of them end up in one place. Here’s how to fix that with one QR code.
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