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Guide: a QR code at your wedding

Let guests upload photos with a QR code: how to do it well

A QR code only works if guests see it, understand it and feel like using it. Here is where to put it, what guests do when they scan and what to arrange beforehand.

Guests need no app and no account · Plans from €39 per event, excl. VAT

A QR code guests actually scan

1

Put it where people wait

On table cards, by the bar, on the welcome sign and on the invitation. Places where guests pause get the most scans.

2

One scan, straight to uploading

The code opens an upload page in the phone's browser. Guests pick photos from their gallery or take them right there. No app and no account needed.

3

Guests without a QR reader can join too

Next to the code there is an upload link to share in a group chat or on the invitation, for guests who would rather tap than scan.

From invite to full gallery in three steps

  1. 1

    Create your event

    Create an event and turn on guest uploads for an album. You get an upload link with a QR code for that album.

  2. 2

    Share the QR code

    Print the QR code on table cards or a sign and put the link in your group chat. You can regenerate the link or let it expire.

  3. 3

    Collect and show the photos

    Guests scan and upload during the day. You approve photos and can show them live on a screen.

Everything in one place

Every EventFlick event comes with the tools to collect, review and share photos, whoever took them.

How guest uploads and the kiosk work →
  • A QR code and link for guests to upload photos
  • No app to install and no account for guests
  • Moderation, so you decide what goes public
  • A live kiosk display that shows approved photos as they arrive
  • Invite one or more photographers into the same gallery
  • Embed the gallery on your own website, including WordPress

Frequently asked questions

Let your guests hand in the photos

Create your event in a few minutes and share the QR code. No credit card is needed to get started.

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