How it works
Set up your wedding, invite your guests, and turn the moments they capture into keepsakes. One link and one QR code do the whole job, from the save the date to the thank-you card.
In three steps
The speeches from the back table, the dance floor at midnight, your grandmother laughing at something across the room. Somebody caught all of it on the phone in their pocket, and this is how it reaches you, beside your photographer’s work.
Your Amoret has its own easy-to-remember link and QR code. Print signs at home for free, or order table cards and a welcome sign in your wedding’s design, shipped to you, that ask your guests to share what they capture.
Your Amoret gallery opens in any browser. No download, no sign-up, no password. Guests take a photo, add a detail if they wish, and it appears in your gallery.
The morning after the big event, your Amoret is full. Pick your favorites for the thank-you cards and a box of real prints.
One code, four lives
Print it once. What a guest sees when they scan depends entirely on when they scan it.
Your Amoret’s link and QR code work the moment they are created. Guests who visit in the weeks before see a countdown, your story, the running order for the big day, directions, and where you are registered. By the time they arrive, they already know your Amoret.
On your wedding day your Amoret takes guests straight to your gallery. Guests post what they shoot, react to each other, take on photo challenges and leave you a note in the guest book. Stream your Amoret on a projector and the room enjoys the memories it is collecting for you.
Guests can add photos for two weeks after the wedding, and on Classic for up to three months, as you choose. Anything you would rather nobody saw, you take down.
Uploads close, but a paid gallery does not. Guests can still visit, download the photographs, and order their own prints. It stays open to the couple for good, so a box of prints can wait for your first anniversary, or your fifth.
For your guests
Every barrier you put between a guest and a camera costs you photographs. So there are none.
They tap the code, type a first name if they feel like it, and start posting. That is the entire onboarding.
“Find the couple here who have been married longest.” A prompt gives a guest a reason to pick up the camera, and a reason to post what they took.
Typed on a phone at the table, on the paper they choose, and kept beside the photographs for the two of you to read the morning after.
Point a projector at the slideshow view. Every photo posted appears within seconds, and the room notices.
Guests can download the full-size original of any photo in the gallery, long after the day, unless you would rather they did not.
Aunt Ruth can order a box of prints of the photos she is in without asking you to send her the files.
For the two of you
Your dashboard is where the photographs, the replies and the orders arrive, and where you decide what happens to each.
Turn on approval and every photo waits for you before anyone else sees it. Anything you would rather nobody saw is gone with one tap.
Star the photographs you love as they come in, and they are the first ones picked for your thank-you cards and your prints.
Your photographer adds the finished photographs beside your guests’, marked and credited to the studio, so you choose from both in one place.
Guests reply from the same link, with their meals, any dietary needs and, if you ask, their mailing address. Download the list, or the addresses for the envelopes, whenever you like.
Stationery, signs and prints, made on our own presses in five business days, every photograph from the full-size original your guest posted, and tracked to your door.
Every photo is kept exactly as the guest’s phone took it, never shrunk for the screen, so any of them can be downloaded or printed at full size.
Privacy
Galleries start open to anyone with the link, the way most couples want them. These three are a switch each.
A private gallery has its own code, printed inside every QR code we make, so guests who scan walk straight in and a stranger who guesses your names does not.
Ask guests to be let in, and answer each one from your dashboard before they see anything.
Until the morning after, each guest sees only their own photos. Then the whole gallery opens at once, which is a lovely thing to wake up to.
FAQ
Make your Amoret with your names and your date, choose its look, and you have your own link and QR code at once. It takes about five minutes. Add your story, the day’s schedule, travel notes and your registry whenever you are ready.
Your wedding page: a countdown, your story, the running order, directions, hotels, where you are registered, and the RSVP. The same link becomes the gallery on the day. More on the wedding website.
Yes. Uploads stay open for two weeks after the wedding on the free plan, and on Classic you choose anything from one week to three months. You can close the gallery to new photos at any time.
On Classic, yes: a guest can leave a short video message, up to fifteen seconds, which goes into the gallery beside the photographs.
Uploads close when you say, but a paid gallery stays open for good. Guests can come back to it, download the photos they are in and order their own prints, and you can order prints of it years later.
Setting it up takes about five minutes and costs nothing until you decide it is worth something.