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"Scan to share your photos of us."

One little card on each table collects every guest's photos into your shared album — no app, no chasing people for weeks after. Style the code in your wedding colors, print it on table cards, and it keeps working on your 50th anniversary, because nothing about it can expire.

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Three codes every wedding uses

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Photo drop

Link to a shared album (Google Photos, iCloud shared album, or a photo-drop service). Guests scan from their table and upload all night. You wake up to hundreds of photos you'd never have seen.

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RSVP & wedding site

Put the code on save-the-dates and invitations, pointing to your wedding website. Grandparents don't have to type a URL — they point their camera.

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Registry

A tasteful code on the details card links straight to your registry. Softer than spelling it out, easier than making anyone search.

Wedding questions

Can the code match our wedding colors?
Yes — foreground and background colors are free. Keep strong contrast (deep tones on cream scan beautifully; pale gold on white does not — the live preview warns you). Pro adds rounded/dot styles and a monogram or floral motif in the center.
Will the codes still work years later?
The code itself, always — it's static pixels, not a link through some company's server. Just make sure the destination (your album or site) stays up. That combination is why we're safe for keepsakes and framed prints.
What size for table cards?
3×3 cm minimum on a folded card; test-scan across a table before sending to print. Matte paper beats glossy under candlelight and flash.
We have 20 tables — do we need 20 codes?
Usually one photo-drop code copied onto every card is perfect. If you want per-table codes (table-number trivia, seating), bulk generation makes all of them from one spreadsheet.

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