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Wedding guest photos

The app that collects every guest's photos — and ends with a film

You hired a photographer for the portraits. Cammy is for everything else — the eighty phones in the room that catch the moments nobody staged.

Updated August 30, 2026

The short answer: Cammy is a free app that pools every wedding guest's photos and videos into one shared album. Guests scan a QR code at their table and shoot or upload — anyone can add from a browser, no download needed — and afterward the whole day becomes a recap film, directed by Cammy.

How it works

Five minutes of setup. The party does the rest.

1

Create your wedding Cammy

Set the name and dates in the app. You get a private code and QR for your album.

2

Put the QR on every table

Our free printable table-card kit turns your QR into cards and a welcome sign.

3

Guests scan, shoot, upload

Photos and videos land in the shared album live — during the reception, not weeks after.

4

Replay it as a Cammy Cut

Everyone's footage becomes a recap film of the whole day — from getting ready to the last dance.

What to look for in a guest photo app

Before you pick one, check these five things — they're where the options differ most.

Guests without the appSome guests won't install anything. With Cammy they upload from their phone's browser — Android included.
Video, not just photosThe speeches and the dance floor are videos. Make sure your app treats them as first-class.
Full-quality downloadsGroup chats compress everything. Cammy keeps originals, and you can download the whole album.
Private by defaultOnly people with your code or QR can see or add to your Cammy album.
What happens afterMost tools stop at a folder of files. Cammy turns the album into a recap film you'll actually rewatch.

How Cammy compares

An honest look at the main ways couples collect guest photos. Each does its own thing well — here's where they differ.

Cammy QR web galleries
(Guestpix, Kululu…)
Disposable camera apps
(POV, Lense…)
Apple / Google
shared albums
Guests join by QR codeYesYesYesNo — invites & accounts
Works without installing an appYes — browser uploadYesUsually needs the appNeeds an Apple ID / Google account
Videos as well as photosYesVaries by planPhoto-firstYes
Album fills live during the receptionYesYesUsually revealed laterYes
Film-style camera looksYes — shoot with the Cam filterNoYes — that's the ideaNo
Turns the album into a recap videoYes — Cammy CutsNo — gallery onlyNoNo
Free to startYesMostly paid per eventFreemiumYes

Based on public product pages, August 2026. If we've got something wrong, tell us: [email protected].

Questions couples ask

Do wedding guests need to download an app?

No. Guests who grab the Cammy app get the live shared camera and film-style looks, but anyone can add photos and videos from their phone's browser at app.cammyapp.com — no download, no account setup. That covers Android guests and the aunt who refuses to install anything.

Is Cammy free for weddings?

Cammy is free to download and free to start your wedding album. Bigger guest lists and AI Cuts — recap videos directed by Cammy on the server — are optional upgrades inside the app.

When do the guest photos show up?

Live, during the wedding. Photos and videos appear in the shared album moments after guests shoot or upload them — watch it fill up between the toasts instead of chasing files for weeks.

Can we download everything in full quality?

Yes. Everyone in the album can save photos and videos, and hosts can download the full album — originals, not compressed copies.

What happens to the album after the wedding?

It stays yours. The album lives on in the app, and anyone in it can turn the footage into their own Cammy Cut — a recap video of the day — and share it on Cammy, TikTok, or Instagram.

Is the wedding album private?

Yes — private by default. Only people with your wedding's code or QR can see or add to the album.

Everyone's camera. Everyone's recap.

Create your wedding album free — then print the table cards and let your people do the filming.