PartyMorph · Wedding photo sharing
Wedding photo sharing your guests will actually use
Disposable cameras on the tables, a shared album nobody joins, a hashtag nobody remembers — collecting guests’ photos usually fails at the same step: it asks too much of guests. PartyMorph collects photos with one QR scan, and makes taking them the fun part.
Start collecting photosOne scan to join
No app, no album invite, no hashtag. The QR code is the whole onboarding.
Photos arrive live
The wall fills up during the reception, not three weeks later.
Private by default
Only your event’s link or QR code reaches the photos.
Everyone gets their photos
One-tap email delivery to every guest after the day.
The disposable-camera idea, minus the film
Cameras on the tables worked because they were right there — no setup, just pick one up and shoot. The results, less so: blurry frames, finished rolls that never got developed, and you footing the film bill either way.
PartyMorph keeps the “right there” part. The QR code sits on every table; guests scan it and the camera opens in their browser. Every photo lands in one private place instantly — no collecting cameras at midnight, no chasing people for their pictures for weeks afterwards.
One wall, every guest’s photos, live
Photos appear on your event’s live wall as they are taken — put it on a screen and the room watches it fill up in real time. Because every shot gets an AI style (guests pick from a menu you curate), people take photos to see what comes out, which means far more of them than a plain shared album ever collects.
The wall is private to your event. Only people with the QR code or link can see it — nothing public, nothing posted anywhere.
After the wedding
The wall stays up as the pickup point: guests browse and download their photos whenever they like. From the host dashboard you can email every guest their own photos in one tap, and anyone can order real prints from £9.99. You end up with the full set, without asking anyone for anything.
From £19 per event · no app · no hardware
Questions, answered
How is this different from a shared album?
Shared albums rely on guests joining, uploading and remembering. Here the sharing is automatic — photos taken through the QR code land on the wall by themselves, and the AI styles give guests a reason to keep shooting.
Do guests need to upload their photos somewhere?
No — there is no upload step at all. Photos taken in the booth go straight to the wall. Guests literally cannot forget to share them.
Can we see the photos during the wedding or only after?
Live, as they are taken. Many couples put the wall on a screen during the evening do — it is half photo collection, half entertainment.
Who can see our wedding photos?
Only people with your event’s QR code or wall link. The wall is not public, not searchable, and nothing is shared to any social platform.