Two sides of the family, one album
Nobody has to join a group chat with people they only know by sight — and no phone number changes sides.
Christening · Communion · Confirmation
A card on the table, and the photos from godparents and grandparents are together the same evening — in the order of the day, at full resolution.
Set up in two minutes, QR code included — even for this weekend.
Free, no subscription. Beyond 400 MB, one-off plans from £17.
Album ‘’ is ready
One more step: confirm your email The confirmation link is on its way to you — along with both your links. Once you’ve confirmed, your event stays, and a lost Manage link can be replaced.
Link for your guests
At a christening a professional photographer is unusual, and the parents never get round to it. What exists at the end are the photos from godparents and grandparents — spread across ten phones. At a communion or confirmation, two sides of the family meet who barely know each other: there is no shared group chat, and there shouldn’t be one.
An album doesn’t need one. The QR code sits on the table, everyone scans it, and by the evening the collection is complete.
A title and a date, no account, no password — two minutes at the kitchen table.
One printed card per table is enough; whoever prefers the link gets the link.
The table cards come from Manage: 23 templates, 10 cards at 85 × 54 mm per A4 sheet, printed from the browser.
Everyone sees every photo — including those who use neither Instagram nor WhatsApp.
Nobody has to join a group chat with people they only know by sight — and no phone number changes sides.
The link is secret, the album can’t be found, and any item can be hidden or deleted.
At a christening especially, the parents have their hands full. Guest photos are often the only ones of the day — up to 50 MB per photo, nothing scaled down.
Open the link, take photos, done — nothing to install, no account. The Live Wall runs as its own link on any projector, and an upload interrupted by poor signal carries on by itself. Even on a tablet that hasn’t had anything new installed for years.


For example, these:
The full catalogue — 450 tasks for 9 occasions.
The free plan is not a trial run: all guests, all photos, all videos, the Live Wall — and up to 400 MB of event size you download the originals too, for 6 months. For bigger celebrations there are one-off plans with 12 or 24 months from the unlock. No subscription.
For every event
For the small, lovely moments.
£0
free, no subscription
For special occasions
Special days deserve more room.
£17
one-off, per event
Our recommendation
For your big day. And every moment of it.
£44
one-off, per event
Every plan has every feature. Collect, share and enjoy it together.
Prices in GBP. Outside this currency area, Stripe converts at checkout using the day’s rate. A paid event stays reachable for 12 or 24 months from the unlock, depending on the plan, never shorter than the free window of 6 months from the day you create the event. Extending gives you the plan’s months again, as often as you like. If it’s not right, you get your money back within 60 days — Terms and conditions.
No. The QR code opens the album in the browser. With the first photo we ask for a first name, nothing else.
Technically, yes. Whether photography is allowed in your church is the parish’s decision — ask beforehand.
Only with the consent of the parents concerned. The right to one’s own image applies to children too; you can hide or delete at any time.
Free for 6 months from the day you create the event; unlocked, 12 or 24 months from the unlock, depending on the plan — never shorter than the free window.
Two minutes, no account. Create it before the invitation, and the link goes right in it.