How do you gather the christening photos taken by the family?
Create a shared gallery and print its QR code on the table cards or on a small sign at the reception. Everyone scans it with their phone camera, adds what they took at the church and at the meal, and sees the rest straight away. There is nothing to install and no account to create, which matters when the guest list spans four generations, and every photo stays at full resolution for later printing.
The moments that make the album
Your guests are the ones who capture them best. A shared gallery makes sure none of them get lost.
The ceremony at the church
The font, the candle, the godparents' hands: the family rarely shoots the same instant, and each phone brings back an angle the others missed.
The family portraits
Between the group shot everyone poses for and the ones taken just after, when people relax, the second set is almost always the better one.
The meal and the afternoon
The cake, the children running between the tables, the grandparents holding the baby: the moments nobody plans but everybody wants afterwards.
Photo challenge ideas
Photo challenges are built into the gallery: launch them and guests answer with their photos.
A photo with the godmother and the godfather
Every guest takes their own version, and the album ends up with the whole day around the pair.
The family tree in photos
One photo per branch of the family, so no side of the room is left out of the album.
The best smile of the day
Guests hunt for the baby's best expression and the parents pick the winner.
How it works
Create your gallery
Two minutes: event name, date, and you're set. A QR code is generated automatically.
Guests scan and share
Display the QR code on site. Each guest scans, takes photos and adds them instantly. No app needed.
Everyone finds their photos
The gallery holds every photo at original quality. On the Event plan, each guest finds their own by taking a selfie.
Which plan for your event?
A christening in a small circle fits the free plan: 100 photos, 10 contributors, gallery online for 15 days. If the whole extended family is coming, or if you want everyone to find their own photos with a selfie, the Event plan at €69 (one-off) lifts every limit and keeps the gallery for 6 months, enough time to order prints calmly.
Frequently asked questions
Will the grandparents manage to use it?
Yes. They point their phone camera at the QR code, tap the link that appears and are in the gallery. No app, no account, no password: it is the same gesture as scanning a restaurant menu.
Can photos be sorted between the church and the reception?
Yes. You can create categories, for instance ceremony and meal, and guests pick the right one when they upload. Anyone browsing can then filter and go straight to the part they want.
Do the photos stay private to the family?
Yes. Only people who have the QR code or the private link can open the gallery. Nothing is public or indexed by search engines, and moderation lets you approve each photo before it appears.
Can we print the photos afterwards?
Yes. Photos are kept at the resolution they were uploaded at, never compressed. You can download them one by one or as a full archive and take that to any print service.
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