Weddings
Wedding Photo Sharing With a QR Code: How to Collect Every Guest Photo
How to set up a wedding photo sharing QR code: sign wording, where to place it, what the MC should say, moderation, and getting photos from every guest.
Tokisha for weddings
Put one QR code on your tables. Guests share photos and 20-second videos from their phone's browser, watch them appear on a live wall at your reception, and you download every one afterwards.
No app for guests to install. They sign in once with Google or email.
Set the date and times, choose whether photos need your approval, and download your QR code for table cards and signs.
Guests point their phone camera at the code, sign in once with Google or email, and upload photos and short videos. Nothing to install.
Photos appear on the live wall at your venue. After the wedding, download every photo and video in one zip file.
Everything guests share lands in one place while the wedding is still going.
Open the wall in any browser on a TV or projector. It shows your QR code on screen, so guests who missed the table cards can still join.
Guests upload up to 20 files at a time, including clips of the speeches and the first dance.
Guests can add filters, crop, text, drawings and stickers before they post.
Guests react and comment on the wall from their phones. Switch either off if you want a quieter feed.
During the speeches, pause the wall or hold one photo on screen, such as a photo of absent family.
Guests can upload between your event's start and end times, so set them to cover getting ready through the last dance.
Hand moderation to a friend or your planner and enjoy the day.
Approve each photo before it reaches the screen, or let photos go live straight away.
Remove any photo from the wall from your dashboard, at any point in the evening.
For €20 per event, AI holds explicit images for review and blocks toxic comments before they reach the wall.
Download every guest photo and video as one zip file once the wedding ends. The gallery stays available for 90 days.
Build a slideshow of the best moments and send it to guests who RSVP'd or scanned your QR code.
The RSVP + Wall plan adds email invitations, guest list import from Excel, accept and decline tracking, and a Best Wishes message wall.
Photo Wall
€79.99
Per event, up to 100 guests. Live wall, uploads, moderation and zip download.
RSVP + Wall
€109.99
Per event, up to 100 guests. Adds digital invitations and RSVP tracking.
Creating an account is free. You pay per event, and larger guest counts are priced on the pricing table.
No. Guests scan the QR code with their phone camera and upload in the browser. The first time, they sign in with Google or a quick email sign-up, then land back on your wedding page.
Most will, because it's the phone camera and a web page. Ask a cousin or friend at each family table to help anyone who isn't sure. It takes a couple of minutes.
Yes. Use manual approval so someone checks each photo first, or automatic approval with a moderator ready to hide posts. The AI add-on also holds explicit images for review.
The gallery stays available for 90 days, and you can download every photo and video as one zip file once the wedding ends. Download early rather than leaving it.
No. Your photographer covers the planned moments. Tokisha collects everything else your guests see: other tables, candid moments and the dance floor.
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