Where the QR code belongs
On every place card, big on the welcome sign and in the order of service. If people see it three times, they’ll scan it.
Occasion · Wedding · Free
The digital disposable camera for your wedding.
Put the QR code on the place cards and your guests shoot with limited film. The morning after the celebration you get every photo of the day in one gallery – in original quality and for free.
- Guests don’t need an app
- Original quality
- 90-day gallery
How it works · Wedding
Three steps, zero effort on the day itself.
QR code on the tables
Create the event in the app, choose the number of photos, share the QR code. On every place card and once in large print on the welcome sign.
Guests snap away
Scan, enter a name, take photos – right in the browser, no account. Nobody sees a picture before the reveal, not even you.
Developed over the hangover brunch
The morning after the celebration the gallery opens for everyone. You download everything in original quality, and so can your guests.
You choose when the reveal happens – by default it’s 10 am the morning after.
Photo ideas for your guests
Twelve frames no wedding should be without.
Put them on the table card, in the invitation or announce them on the day.
- The first dance, from where you’re sitting
- A selfie with the newlyweds
- The cake, before anyone cuts it
- Someone crying happy tears
- The loudest table of the night
- Grandparents on the dance floor
- The rings, up close
- A detail nobody else notices
- The best dance move
- Shoes that gave up at midnight
- The couple when they’re not looking
- The last guests on the dance floor
Tips
Well prepared, relaxed on the day.
How many photos per guest?
10 to 15 is a good number: enough for the ceremony, dinner and party, few enough that every shot is thought through.
When to develop?
The morning after the celebration. Plenty of people are still sitting together over breakfast and can look through the photos together.
Example settings
How you could set up your event.
Name, number of guests, photos per guest and the time of the reveal – then the event goes live. Three examples to compare:
Event · Wedding
Lena & Tom
- Guests
- up to 100
- Photos per guest
- 15
- Reveal
- Next morning, 10:00
- Who sees the gallery
- All guests
At most in the gallery1,500 pictures
Compared
And the paper disposable camera?
| Criterion | Paper disposable camera | Filmriss |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Buy each camera, usually one per table, plus developing | Free |
| Seeing the photos | Collect them, send them to the lab, wait | The morning after, automatically |
| Sharing with guests | Scan and send one by one | One gallery for everyone |
| What’s left over | Forgotten cameras, plastic waste | Nothing |
Does it work for older guests too?
Yes. Point the phone camera at the QR code, type in a name, done. No account, no password, no app.
What if there’s hardly any signal at the venue?
Each guest needs a connection briefly to open the camera, for example at the entrance or on the venue’s Wi-Fi. After that Filmriss stores the photos on the phone and uploads them as soon as there’s signal again.
Does this replace our photographer?
No, it complements them. Your photographer takes the planned shots, your guests capture the moments while the photographer is somewhere else.
Who can see the photos?
Only guests who took part in the event, and only after the reveal. If you like, you can keep the gallery entirely to yourselves. It isn’t public and doesn’t appear in search engines.
How long can we download the photos?
90 days after the reveal, in original quality. After that everything is deleted automatically.
Free · no subscription · no ads
Load a new film. Tonight.
Creating an event for your wedding happens in the app and takes two minutes. Your guests only need the QR code.