Disposable camera app for weddingsEvery table's view of your wedding.
Ever Shots is a wedding photo sharing app that puts a disposable camera in every guest's pocket. A QR card on each table opens the camera on iPhone or Android with nothing to install. Every frame goes into one shared album, sealed until the reveal, in full 4K.
How it works at a wedding
- 01
Begin a film for the wedding and choose your reveal, for example the morning after the wedding.
- 02
Print the QR card and set one on every table, plus one at the bar and the guestbook.
- 03
Guests scan between courses and shoot a few frames at a time. Nobody sees the results, so everyone stays in the room.
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On the reveal, the whole night develops at once. Every frame shows who took it, and you export all of it in 4K.
Guests and shots
- Under 50 guests: the default of 48 shots each is generous. You will likely end up with a rich roll without lowering it.
- A wedding of 100 to 150: consider a lower cap, such as 24 to 36, so the roll stays easy to scroll after the reveal.
- Larger weddings: set the guest count for the full invite list, not just the dinner count. You can add guest capacity to a live film if more people join.
Where to put the QR card
One card on every table, one at the bar, one at the guestbook and one by the dance floor. Cards at eye level near the centrepiece get scanned more than cards under glasses.
Sign wording
- “Scan to shoot our wedding. Your photos develop after the night.”
- “Take a few frames. We'll see them all in the morning.”
- “No app needed. Point your camera here.”
Questions
Will it get in the way of our photographer?
No. Guests shoot from where they stand, with a few frames each, so their photos are different angles to the ones your photographer takes. Nothing changes for the professional.
What about older guests who are not comfortable with apps?
There is no app to install and no account to make. A guest points their phone camera at the QR card and the camera opens. Guests who would rather not take part simply don't scan.
When should we reveal the photos?
Many couples schedule the reveal for the morning after, so the night stays unplugged and the photos arrive over brunch. You can set it as close as 30 minutes out or as far as a week.
Can we see photos before our guests do?
Yes. As host you can preview your own frames at any point, and you can hide any frame from the public roll after the reveal without losing the original.
Do we need signal at the venue?
Guests can shoot without signal and their frames sync when they reconnect. Hosts need a connection to create and manage the film.
Try it at your own event.
Create a film in under a minute. Your guests never need to download a thing.