Private Photo Booth
The wedding, seen by everyone who was there.
Guests open a private no-install experience and add photos or videos in batches. The couple decides what becomes part of the shared gallery.
Made for many memories
Upload twenty or thirty files without creating a zip
Each photo or video keeps its own progress and retry state, so one interrupted file does not stop the rest of the batch.
Open the private link
Guests arrive from the invitation card, QR code or shared Photo Booth address.
Choose or capture memories
Select several files from the phone or take a new photo without installing an app.
Watch every upload
See per-file progress, retry an interrupted item and continue with the rest of the queue.
Curate the private gallery
The couple decides which finished images become visible to invited guests.
Practical answers
How guests share memories privately
Know how guests enter, how batch uploads continue through interruptions and who controls the private gallery.
Do guests need to install a Photo Booth app?
No. Guests open the private Photo Booth link from their invitation, event QR code or shared wedding address and upload from the phone browser.
How are large batches uploaded?
A guest can queue up to 50 files. Weddingly uploads three at a time and tracks each file separately, so one interrupted photo or video can retry without restarting the rest of the batch.
Does every upload immediately appear in the gallery?
No. Upload permission and gallery visibility are separate. The couple can review finished media and decide what invited guests are allowed to see.
A resilient upload experience
Clear progress when the network is busy
Weddingly prepares files individually and limits simultaneous transfers so large batches remain manageable on a phone.
- Up to 50 queued files on one guest device
- Three uploads running at a time
- 20 MB maximum for an image
- 150 MB maximum for a video
- Visible processing status after a file reaches the collection
- A private gallery that shows only approved media
Keep every perspective