Turn your
guests' phones into
disposable cameras.
A limited number of shots. No preview, no deleting. And everything develops the next day, in a single album.
A hundred cameras are already in your guests' pockets. All they were missing was a roll of film.
- Nothing to rent, nothing to collect
- No app to install
- A real Disposable film look on download


What made a disposable camera irreplaceable
A limited number of shots
Ten photos, not three hundred. You look before you press the button, you wait for the right moment. Scarcity is what made a disposable camera photo precious.
No preview, no deleting the bad ones
Nobody checks their shot to take a better one. What's taken is taken: closed eyes, blur, fits of laughter and all.
Developed the next day
The album stays sealed until the time you set. The wait is part of the fun, just like dropping a roll of film off at the lab.
What about real disposables on the tables?
- β β¬12 to β¬18 per camera, and the same again for developing
- β To buy, hand out, then collect one by one
- β 27 shots for a whole table
- β Two weeks before you see anything
- β Bad shots cost just as much
- β A forgotten camera means all its photos are lost
- β β¬14.99 for the whole wedding, developing included
- β Nothing to buy, nothing to collect
- β The number of shots you choose, for every guest
- β The album opens the next day
- β A bad shot can be retaken without losing one
- β Every shot is safe the moment it is taken
Ten cameras for fifty guests: between β¬240 and β¬360, and 270 shots in total.
A poster, a scan, a roll of film

A card on every table
Your guests scan the QR code. The camera opens in their browser: no app to install, no account to create.

A limited number of shots
You decide how many photos each guest can take. Just like a disposable: nobody snaps away, they pick their moment. And nobody sees a thing yet.

The reveal, the next day
At the time you set, everything develops at once. Hundreds of photos you had never seen, taken by the people who were there.
What they wrote the next day
Thanks for everything! What a treat
Such a good idea, wow
You're mad for pulling this off, thanks so much
It's hilarious
Honestly there's not one to throw away ahhaha
Thank you thank you thank you π€©
That was a killer idea, thanks for organising it!
Yes, a dream, plus no need to chase after the photos, thank you, thank you π
tooootally, I loved the disposable effect so much
It all arrives at once, the next day
During the party, nobody sees anyone else's photos: a countdown keeps everyone waiting. Then, at the time you chose, the album opens for everyone at the same moment.
- β³The wait is part of the gift, like a roll of film dropped off to be developed.
- π₯Everyone discovers it together: your guests get the same link as you.
- π₯You download everything: in full resolution, in one click.

Pick your film style






Nothing is shown without your approval
It's your wedding: you get a sneak peek at the photos and decide what appears. A blurry photo, an awkward moment? You remove it before anyone sees it.
- πYou approve first, and nobody will know what you hid.
- π€Together if you like: a best man or bridesmaid can help you sort through them.
- πNever public: the album only exists for people who have the link.
One price, paid once
Want to try it first? The 5-guest plan is free, no card needed.
What people ask us most
Do the photos really look like a disposable camera?
Yes, if you want them to. The album offers five film styles, including a warm, grainy βDisposableβ look with the little orange date in the corner. And it's not just on screen: the effect stays on your photos once they're saved to your phone.
Why not real disposable cameras?
Expect β¬12 to β¬15 per camera, plus developing. For fifty guests you quickly go over β¬800, and you have to hand them out, collect them and hope none end up in a jacket pocket. Here, the camera is already in their hand.
Do my guests need to install an app?
No, and that's the whole point. They scan the QR code on the table and the camera opens in their browser. No account, no download, nothing to explain, not even to your great-aunt.
What if a photo is embarrassing?
Before the reveal, you're the only one who can see the photos. Hide the ones you don't want to show and nobody will ever know. You can also hand this job to a best man or bridesmaid by adding them as a co-host.
How many photos can each guest take?
Between 3 and 15 shots: you set the limit. You can also add a small top-up for those who have used them all. That limit is what makes the photos good: with only ten shots, nobody photographs their shoes.
How long do I have to download the photos?
Six months after the reveal, then they are deleted automatically. We email you well before the deadline so you can download everything in full resolution.
Is it a subscription?
No. You pay once for your wedding, based on the number of guests. Nothing renews and there is nothing to cancel.
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