A QR code on every table. One book from every guest.
Guests scan a QR code at the table, no app needed. Every photo lands in one private album, and the wedding book is made from them.
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Your wedding photos are on 47 phones.
Your guests saw the day from angles you never will, and most of those photos never reach you. The ones that do arrive squashed by a group chat. The day is already photographed. It is just not in one place.
The other way round.
Four steps before the day, and the album fills itself during it. This is the real flow.
Chapters for the whole day.
Getting ready, ceremony, reception, party. Add your own: the hen do, the stag do, the honeymoon. Find the photos from table nine without scrolling through hundreds.
The day, as everyone saw it.
- A QR code on every table.A table card for every table, ready to print yourself.
- No app for guests.They scan, pick their photos, and add them. That is all.
- A cover from your invitation.Your names and your date on it from the day you set up the album.
- A hardcover from the guests' photos.Your photographer's gallery arrives weeks later and shows one point of view. Your guests' book shows all of them.
Private, and yours to keep.
No feed, no followers, no public hashtag. The people you invite see the photos; nobody else does. The album stays yours after the day.
"PYM does not disrupt your day. You are never flooded with notifications or advertising. There is no liking or commenting like on other platforms."
"The simplicity makes it such a success. A chronicle of your whole life."
"There are now eleven PYM books full of good memories on my shelf."
Questions about the wedding book.
No. Guests scan the QR code on the table card and add their photos straight from their browser. No app, no account.
Yes. Every photo lands in the album as it was taken, not compressed by a group chat.
Yes. The album comes with chapters for getting ready, ceremony, reception and party, and you can add your own for the hen do, the stag do, the honeymoon or anything else.
The people you invite, and nobody else. Nothing is public or searchable, and the album stays yours after the day.
On a card on every table, and anywhere else people pause: the bar, the guest book, the back of the ceremony programme. PYM makes a table card for every table, ready to print yourself.
Yes, and the photos arrive the same day instead of weeks later, in full quality, from every phone in the room. No film to develop, no blurry mystery rolls.
Whenever you like. Most couples order it the week after the wedding, long before the photographer's gallery arrives.
The app and the album are free, for you and for your guests. A printed hardcover wedding book starts from €27.95, depending on the number of pages, and takes six working days to reach your door. You see the full price before you confirm.
A QR code for wedding photos: how it works
The longer answers: where to put the code, what it replaces, guest book ideas that use photos, and the photographer's gallery.
Where to put the QR code at the wedding
On a card on every table, first of all; PYM makes one for each table, ready to print at home or at the copy shop. Then anywhere people pause: the bar, the guest book, the back of the ceremony programme, a sign by the cake. Guests scan, pick their photos and add them straight from the browser. No app, no account, nothing to explain.
Ask the celebrant or the best man to mention it once. One sentence between the speeches brings in more photos than any card.
Disposable cameras or a QR code?
Disposable cameras are lovely and unreliable: twenty-seven blurry frames per table, developed weeks later, and the good ones are often on the camera that went missing. A QR code gives you every photo from every phone in the room, the same day, in full quality, in one private album. If you want the look of film, keep one camera on the main table for the fun of it and let the code do the work.
Wedding guest book ideas that use photos
- A photo and a line from every table, added through the code during dinner: the guest book writes itself.
- A chapter for the hen do and the stag do, filled before the day.
- A "the morning after" chapter for the brunch photos nobody else collects.
- A table card with a question on it: "your favourite moment today".
- The printed book itself, left on the coffee table where the paper guest book would have gone.
Chapters: before, during and after
The album comes with chapters for getting ready, the ceremony, the reception and the party, sorted by time, and you add your own: the hen do, the stag do, the honeymoon. Every photo lands in the right chapter, so you find the photos from table nine without scrolling through hundreds, and the book reads like the day.
The photographer's gallery and the guests' book
Both. The photographer's gallery arrives weeks later and shows one, beautiful, point of view. The guests' book shows all the others: the kitchen, the kids under the table, the uncle's speech from the back. Most couples order the printed hardcover the week after the wedding, long before the gallery is ready, from €27.95 depending on page count, delivered in about six working days. The app and the album are free, for you and for every guest.
Every guest's photos, already in a book.
Set up the album before the day. Print the cards.
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