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Wedding photo gallery and QR code: what your site includes (and what it does not)

How the QR code on your wedding website works, how the photo gallery is built, and your options if you want guests to upload their own shots.

You want your wedding photos not to end up scattered across twenty phones. First, something almost nobody tells you: most "collaborative QR album" solutions you will see advertised ask your guests to install an app, register with their email and find your wedding with a code. That is six steps, and older guests drop out along the way.

What the QR code on your wedding website does

With Wedding30s, once you publish your site you get a downloadable QR code in your dashboard. It opens your wedding website straight in the guest's browser: no app, no sign-up, no downloads. Print it on your invitations, put it on table cards or send it over WhatsApp.

From there your guests can see everything about the day, confirm attendance, pick their menu and flag allergies. Three taps, no friction, because there is nothing to install.

So how does the photo gallery work?

You build the gallery yourselves. From the wizard you upload your photos — up to ten — and they are published on your site in the style you choose. It is your story told by you, which is what most couples actually want on their website: curated photos, not a dumping ground.

Let us be clear about this, because you will read the opposite elsewhere: guests cannot currently upload photos to your Wedding30s site. If what you specifically want is every guest uploading their own shots during dinner, there are dedicated tools for that and some cost under €30. We would rather tell you now than have you find out after paying.

How to collect guest photos in the meantime

And if you later gather the best shots, you can always add them to your site's gallery: it stays editable after publishing, as many times as you like.

Frequently asked questions

Do my guests need to install anything to view the site?

No. The QR code or link opens the site in their browser. No app, no sign-up, no downloads — which matters if you have older guests.

Where do I get the QR code?

It appears in your dashboard as soon as you publish, and you can download it to print on invitations or signage.

Can I change the photos after publishing?

Yes, as often as you like. Changes appear on the site you already shared, and the link never changes.

How many photos can I upload?

Up to ten in the gallery, plus the main cover photo.


Updated on 30 July 2026 to describe accurately what the product includes.