Tag Your Photo
Every guest’s photos, delivered before they leave
The couple waits weeks for the album, and that is right. The guests should not have to wait at all.
Two audiences with completely different needs
The couple wants a considered, edited set and is happy to wait for it. Guests want the photo of their table, right now, while they are still at the reception.
Serving both from one gallery serves neither. Guests get a link they will not open, and the couple gets asked for photos they have not received yet themselves.
Tag Your Photo splits them cleanly: guests receive their own photos during the reception, and the couple gets the full gallery on your normal timeline.
Running alongside your usual coverage
Create the event
A QR code for the welcome table, the bar or the place cards.
Shoot as you always do
Your usual coverage, tethered or handheld. Uploads happen behind you.
Guests register at the reception
Selfie, name, phone or email — a twenty-second job at the bar.
Photos arrive during the party
Each guest gets the photos they are in, and keeps getting them all night.
What it changes on the night
Guests stop asking the couple
They have their own photos before the end of the night.
The couple’s album is unaffected
Your edited set still goes out on your timeline, through the client gallery.
A gallery that feels personal
Each guest sees the photos they are in, not four hundred strangers.
Branded to the couple, or to you
White-label the guest gallery so it carries the couple’s names.
Something worth posting
AI styles turn a reception photo into something guests actually share.
Reviews at the right moment
Ask for a review just after guests receive their photos.
Features worth switching on
- QR self-registration — guests sign themselves up at the reception
- Personal guest galleries — each guest gets their own set
- Client gallery with password — the complete, protected gallery for the couple
- White label — the couple’s names on the guest gallery
- Overlays — a designed frame that matches the day
- Review requests — asked at the happiest possible moment
Shooting weddings?
Tell us how you deliver today and we’ll show you where this fits alongside it.