Proyavka is a private shared wedding photo album: guests shoot right inside the app via a QR code, and after the celebration all the shots are "developed" and revealed all at once, like real film. So the newlyweds are left not with three posed photos from a chat, but with hundreds of living snapshots seen through every guest's eyes.
A wedding lasts a single day, but dozens of people watch it at once — and almost everyone has a smartphone in their pocket. The problem isn't that guests shoot too little; it's that those shots scatter across personal galleries, get compressed in messengers, and vanish in the feed within a week. Proyavka solves exactly this: it gathers all the guest photos from your wedding into one album, in original quality, with no sign-up and none of those "please send me the photos" messages.
What you get instead of photos scattered across 30 chats
One album for everyone
Guests shoot — and every shot lands in one private album. Access only for you and your guests via QR.
A printed QR card for the table
A delicate card with flowers and a QR — guests scan it in a second. 4 styles, A6/A5/A4 formats.
A video time capsule for the morning
A ritual "developing" and an automatic video of the best shots set to music — you send it to guests the next morning.
How it works at a wedding
A week before the wedding. You create the event in your dashboard in a minute: the couple's name, the date, the approximate number of guests. Switch on the ready-made "Wedding" preset — gentle florals and the Cormorant typeface, so the album cover and QR cards instantly match the style of the celebration rather than looking like a dry technical code. Right from the app you send the table cards to print and, if you like, personal name badges too. If you have a wedding photographer, you give them a separate link in advance so their shots also join the shared album.
On the wedding day. The cards are already on the tables and at the welcome desk. A guest points their phone camera at the QR, opens the album in the browser, types in their name — and that's it, they can start shooting. No app stores, no accounts: the groom's grandmother manages just as quickly as the TikToker friends. Guests capture what no hired photographer ever sees: the bride getting ready, the parents' reaction at the ceremony, the jokes at the table, someone quietly wiping away a tear during the first dance.
While the banquet goes on. Shots from every phone are automatically pulled into one stream and grouped by moment — "Getting ready", "Ceremony", "The walk", "Banquet", "First dance", "Toasts". If you turn on live mode and put the album up on the projector, you get a living photo wall: guests see each other's shots in real time and start shooting more actively. And the limit of 25 shots per guest (the "film effect") keeps the album from filling up with identical selfies — every shot is chosen deliberately.
The next morning. The album is "developed": you open it and see not a chaos of a thousand files, but a neatly assembled story of the day and a ready video time capsule of the best shots set to music. You share a single link in the guest chat — they open it without signing up, relive the wedding through one another's eyes, and save their favorite shots. And at any time you download the entire wedding photo album with one button in original quality, or order a printed photo book.
What a "shared chat" still doesn't have
- Film effect — 25 shots per guest by default, so people shoot deliberately instead of flooding selfies
- Host moderation — you can approve shots before they go public (toggled on with a single switch)
- Guest badges — an A4 sheet with names and a QR for each guest, printed from the app
- A separate link for the photographer — give your wedding photographer a personal link: unlimited shooting + up to 20 finished HD shots from their device
- Live slideshow on the projector — a "photo wall" mode in the banquet hall with auto-refresh
- Federal Law 152-FZ — servers in Russia, guest consent, no facial recognition
The price of a wedding — in one line
Preparation checklist: a wedding photo album
To make sure everything runs smoothly on the big day, just work through a short list in advance. Below are the specifics for a wedding of 60–100 guests.
- 2–3 weeks out — create the event. Set up the album in your dashboard, switch on the "Wedding" preset, set the date and approximate number of guests (pick a plan with some headroom: for 80 people — "Wedding" at 2,490 ₽). Decide the viewing mode in advance: live during the banquet or "developing" the next morning.
- 1–2 weeks out — what to print. QR cards for the tables (A6 looks great next to the seating cards, A5/A4 for the welcome area), 2–3 larger cards for the entrance and photo zone, and if you like — A4 badges with guest names. Print on heavy paper, 250–300 g/m²; test the QR by scanning it with a real phone.
- How many QR cards per table. The rule is simple: one card per table plus another 5–6 "spares" for the welcome desk, the bar, and the photo zone. For a wedding of 80 guests that's usually 8–10 tables → 8–10 table cards + 5–6 extras. One QR leads everyone to one and the same album — there's no need to duplicate events.
- 3–5 days out — invite your guests. Drop the album link into the shared wedding chat with a short note: "Shoot all day in the app using the QR on the tables — in the morning we'll put together a shared album." That way even those seated far from their card can open the album from their phone. Ask the MC to remind everyone about the QR once during the evening from the stage.
- 1–2 days out — photographer and moderation. Give your wedding photographer a separate token link so their HD shots land in the same album. If you're worried about inappropriate shots — turn on the moderation switch in advance, and on the day you can calmly approve shots from your phone.
- On the wedding day — set it up and forget it. The cards on the tables, a few words from the MC — and from there the album fills up on its own. There's nothing you need to do by hand that day.
Frequently asked questions about a wedding photo album
What do guests need to add shared guest photos at a wedding?
Just a smartphone. Guests scan the QR code on the table card, open the wedding photo album, and enter their name. There's no need to install an app from the store or create an account — everything opens in the browser.
How do you gather all the guest photos from the wedding in one place?
Instead of a dozen chats and message threads, every guest's shot lands in one shared QR wedding album. After the celebration you download the entire photo album with a single button in original quality — not a single shot is lost or compressed by a messenger.
When will guests be able to see the shared album?
You choose the mode: "during the celebration" (live, where everyone sees the shots instantly on their phones and on the projector) or "the morning after the wedding" — a romantic "developing", when the whole album opens all at once on the day of the first shared viewing.
Why is a wedding photo app better than a shared messenger chat?
A chat compresses photos, loses them in the feed, and requires everyone to be in the same group. A QR wedding album keeps the originals, automatically groups shots by moment (getting ready, ceremony, banquet, first dance), and assembles a video time capsule. Guests don't need to install anything — just scan the QR.
How much does a wedding photo album for 80 guests cost?
The "Wedding" plan is 2,490 ₽ per event with the standard 25 shots per guest. It's a one-time payment, no subscription. With a higher shot count per guest — from 3,240 ₽. You can try it free for up to 7 guests.
What about the professional photographer? Can I give them access?
Yes. The host generates a separate token link for the photographer: unlimited shooting in the app plus uploads of up to 20 finished HD shots from their device. That link won't leak — only the wedding host issues it.
What if guests shoot something inappropriate?
Turn on moderation: new shots will be visible only to the guests themselves, while you see them on a separate "Moderation" screen. With one tap you approve a shot for the shared album or hide it.
How many QR cards should I print and how do I invite guests?
Place one QR card per table (usually 8–12 tables at a wedding) plus a few at the entrance and the welcome desk. You can also print personal A4 badges with names and share the album link in the guest chat — the card and the link lead to one and the same wedding photo album.
And what happens to the photos after the wedding?
The album stays available to you and your guests for 3 years. Download every shot with one button — yes. Delete — yes. Turn it into a printed photo book — available as an add-on. Data is stored on servers in Russia in compliance with Federal Law 152-FZ.
Bring your whole wedding into one album
Setup takes a minute. Guests don't need to install anything.
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