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Wedding photo sharing app for guests
Give wedding guests a simple QR code to capture photos and short video clips from their phones. No app, no account, no group chat chaos. You get one private wedding gallery, optional moderation, public or private video messages, and a full download after the day.
- Photos + short video clips
- Guests join by QR, no app
- Private video messages
- Live photo wall
- Moderation + gallery release
- Full-quality downloads
The whole wedding day
Captured by everyone who was there.
Your photographer is in one place at a time. Fête captures everything else, from every guest who has a phone.
Ceremony arrivals
The look on faces walking in, the hugs in the aisle.
Cocktail hour
Drinks, candids, the family photos you never set up.
Dinner & speeches
The reactions, the toasts, the laugh that hit the back of the room.
The dancefloor
First dance, late dances, the moment Uncle Steve broke it down.
After-hours
Sparklers, get-aways, the quiet conversations at 2am.
Guests scan, capture, done
How wedding guests share photos with Fête.
No app to download. No account to create. No password to remember. Guests open their camera, scan a QR code and start uploading.
Scan the QR code
Print your wedding's unique QR on table cards, signage, the order of service or the welcome board.
Open the camera
The Fête page opens straight in the phone browser. No download. Works on iPhone and Android.
Photo or short video
Guests can take a photo, record a short video clip or leave a private video message for the couple.
Straight into the gallery
Uploads land in your private wedding gallery, ready for you to approve, feature or hold back.
More than a wedding photo app
A photo gallery and a video guestbook in one.
Most wedding photo apps stop at photos. Fête also lets guests leave short video clips: public moments for the gallery, or private video messages just for the couple.
It's the part of the day most apps miss: the voice, the toast, the "I can't believe you did it" delivered with sound and movement.
Public video clips15 to 30 second clips of speeches, the first dance, dancefloor energy and crowd reactions, all into the public wedding gallery.
Private video messagesGuests can choose to send a video message visible only to the couple. Congratulations, in-jokes or notes from people who couldn't make it.
Plays in the lightboxTap any video in the gallery to play, swipe to the next moment. No system controls cluttering the experience.
Keep control of what appears
You decide which wedding photos and videos become part of the memory.
Approve before publicNothing goes on the live wall or in the public gallery until you say so. Reject anything that doesn't belong.
Feature the best momentsPin your favourites to the top of the gallery and the front of the live photo wall.
Release when readyDrip live during the day, hold everything back for a next-day gallery unlock, or keep things private until the honeymoon's over.
Download everything in one goPull the full wedding gallery at original quality, every photo and every video, ready for your album or your own backup.
A better way than WhatsApp, Drive and Instagram hashtags
What couples usually try first, and why it doesn't quite work.
Most couples don't search "wedding photo sharing app." They search "how do we collect guest wedding photos." Here's what they usually try, and where it falls down.
WhatsApp wedding group
The problem: Photos get compressed, scattered across hundreds of messages, lost in the scroll. No moderation. No clean way to download everything in one go. The group keeps pinging weeks later.
Shared Google Drive or iCloud album
The problem: Half your guests don't have the right Google or Apple account. Permissions are a mess. Anyone can delete a photo. No live wall, no video guestbook, no moderation.
Instagram hashtag
The problem: Only your Instagram-using friends contribute. Half post to stories that vanish in 24 hours. Nothing is private; your wedding photos sit on a public hashtag forever.
Fête wedding photo sharing app
The fix: One private gallery. Every guest, every angle. Photos and video clips. Optional moderation. Live wall if you want it. Full original-quality download after the day. No app for guests, no accounts, no clutter.
Wedding photo sharing FAQ
The questions couples ask before booking.
Do wedding guests need to download an app?
No. Guests scan a QR code and upload from their phone browser. No app, no account, no password. Only the couple or organiser uses the Fête app to manage the wedding.
Can guests upload wedding photos by QR code?
Yes. Every wedding gets a unique QR you can print on table cards, signage, the order of service or the invites. Scan, capture, upload, straight into your private wedding gallery.
Can wedding guests upload videos too?
Yes. Alongside photos, guests can record short video clips and send private video messages. Public clips go into the wedding gallery; private messages stay visible only to you.
Can we moderate wedding photos before guests see them?
Yes. You decide whether uploads appear instantly, after approval, or only when you release the full gallery the next day. Anything you reject stays out of the public gallery.
Can some video messages stay private to just the couple?
Yes. Guests can mark a video message as private and it'll only ever be visible to you, never on the public gallery or live wall.
Can we download all the wedding photos afterwards?
Yes. Download the full set of photos and video clips in original quality. Your gallery stays available for 12 months from the wedding date.
Is Fête a good alternative to disposable wedding cameras?
Yes, and many couples use it for exactly that reason. See how Fête compares to disposable wedding cameras.
Ready to set up your wedding event?
Create your wedding in minutes. Pick a guest tier. Share the QR on the day.