Christening photos from the whole family
Guest Album is a free christening album. Family scan one QR code and add photos from their phone, no app.
Who took the photo at the font?
At a christening the family takes the best photos. An aunt stands near the font, a godparent sits at the lunch, a cousin has a steady hand. Each of them goes home with a few pictures nobody else has.
Asking everyone to send them later means a week of reminders and photos shrunk by the chat. It is easier when each person adds their own on the day, from the phone in their hand.
Set up the album before the service
Guest Album is a free shared photo album for weddings, birthdays, trips and any get-together, where everyone adds their photos from a link or a QR code, with no app or sign-up.
Name the album after the child
Write the name, the date and a welcome line for the family. Pick a colour, or a living background such as Silk or Golden hour, so the album looks like the day.
Put the sign at the door and on the tables
Print a sign gives you a page with the album's name and its QR code. Send the same link to the family chat so nobody has to find the sign.
Family add photos from their own phones
Grandparents scan with the camera and the album opens in the browser, with nothing to install. The album asks for a first name, so you know whose photos they are.
Keep the day within the family
See each photo before anyone else
Turn on Review photos before they show, and new photos wait until you approve them. Hide or delete any photo later from the album itself.
Let relatives abroad read it in their language
The album's buttons and messages follow each phone's language, in 34 languages. Your own title and welcome line stay exactly as you wrote them.
Keep every photo for the photo book
Download them all in one ZIP. On Plus and Premium each photo comes at the size the phone took it, ready for a printed album or a frame for the godparents.
Questions people ask
How do I collect christening photos from family and godparents?
Create a free album, print its QR code on a sign, and put it at the church door and on the lunch tables. Family scan it and add photos from their phone's browser. You can also send the link to the family chat. Everything lands in one album, and you download all of it at once.
Will older relatives manage it?
Yes. There is no app to install, no account and no password. They point the phone camera at the code, tap the link and pick their photos. If they would rather not type a name, they close the question and the photos still go in.
Can we keep the album private?
Only people with the link or the QR code can open it, and search engines are asked not to list it. For more control, switch off Guests see each other's photos: each guest then sees only what they added, and you see everything.
Can guests leave a message for the child?
Yes. The album has a guestbook where family leave a few words, up to 280 characters each. After someone adds photos, the album invites them to sign it. When review is on, messages wait for your approval too, and you can take the guestbook off the album at any time.