For weddings

Wedding photo sharing, without chasing anyone.

Your photographer gets the ceremony. Your guests get everything else: the getting-ready chaos, the table jokes, the dance floor at midnight. Ourview brings those photos out of a hundred camera rolls and into one private wedding album.

Seen from behind, a wedding guest holds up her phone to film the couple's first dance under strings of warm bulbs at an outdoor evening reception.
A guest filming the first dance at an outdoor wedding reception.
Works for every relative
Grandparents and cousins open a link and type a name. There is nothing to install.
A QR code on the table
Print it on the place cards or the menu. Guests scan it between courses.
Reveal after the honeymoon
Open the gallery the same night, or hold it until you are back and ready to look.

One code on every table.

Set it up the week before. On the day, the album takes care of itself.

  1. 1Set up the wedding

    Give the event your names and the date, pick how many guests can join, and add a cover photo from the engagement shoot.

    The top of an Ourview invitation: a cover photo of a busy warehouse launch party, a You're invited badge, the event name Halden Studio Launch Night, and a short welcome.
  2. 2Put the code where guests will see it

    Add the QR code to the table cards or the welcome sign, and drop the link in the family group chat for anyone who missed it.

    The join form on the invitation: the event time, a camera roll allowance of up to 36 moments, a name field with Emma typed in, and a Join this memory button.
  3. 3Watch the album fill up

    Guests add photos from their own phones during the day. You see everything as it arrives; they see it when you say so.

    The guest's camera roll panel after joining: a drop zone for photos and videos, 34 shots remaining, and a photo named IMG_3134.png marked Shared.

Wedding questions, answered.

How the QR code, the guests, the photos, and the price work for a wedding.