Wedding
Your wedding, seen by every guest, with no app to download
A wedding means one photographer... and dozens of phones capturing moments no one will ever see again, scattered across private camera rolls. Huskox brings them all together in a single album, photos and videos alike, that you retrieve in one click, and can even keep sealed until the morning after.
What your photographer can't see
A professional beautifully captures the ceremony and your portraits. The rest of the day belongs to your guests.
Getting ready
The behind-the-scenes on the groomsmen's side: the tie knotted wrong three times, the bridesmaids' champagne, the tears welling up before the ceremony.
The cocktail hour
A hundred conversations at once, cousins reuniting, kids chasing bubbles: no one can be everywhere, but together, everyone can.
The speeches
Your photographer films the stage. Your guests capture your reaction, your parents' reaction, and the room bursting into laughter, from ten different angles.
The dance floor
By 2 a.m., the photographer is long gone. That is precisely when the best videos of your wedding are born.
Built for a real wedding, not a demo
Uncle Ray can handle it
No app, no account, no password. If you can scan a QR code at a restaurant, you can use Huskox. And the table card explains the rest in one sentence.
So can the venue's spotty wifi
Overloaded wifi, crawling 4G: uploads resume on their own the moment the connection comes back, even with the phone back in a pocket. The dance floor videos arrive overnight.
Matched to your stationery
A homepage in your theme's colors, elegant PDF table cards, and a high-definition QR code for your stationer or wedding planner.
The morning after
You wake up, still floating. At 10 a.m., the album unlocks: 400 photos, 60 videos, your best man's speech filmed from the back table, your grandmother dancing, bursts of laughter you never even heard. That is the moment we build for. Only after that come the printed albums, the prints, and the neatly stored keepsakes.
Wedding photo QR code: a shared album, no app needed
The idea fits in one sentence: a QR code on every table leads to your wedding's shared album. Guests scan it with their phone camera, the page opens in the browser, and they upload their photos and videos. No app to install, no account to create, on iPhone and Android alike.
That's the difference with most wedding photo sharing apps, which send guests to the App Store or Google Play before their first upload. Every extra step loses guests, and often the very people you most want in the album: grandparents, cousins who came from far away, friends whose phones are already full.
The same QR code works from start to finish: on the table cards, in the ceremony booklet, then as a link to send by message the next day. Every photo and video lands in one place, in original quality, and you download them all in one click.
Your wedding countdown planner
The big milestones to check off, from 12 months out to the morning after. The full detailed version is waiting in your client area, online or as a printable PDF. Also see the complete wedding planning checklist.
12 to 9 months out
Laying the foundations
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9 to 6 months out
The major vendors
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6 to 3 months out
Inviting and organizing
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3 months to 7 days out
Stationery and final details
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The big day and after
Live it, then get it all back
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13 detailed steps are waiting for you in the client area. Full version to check off online, or an elegant PDF to print and fill in by hand: included with your event.
The real memory-keeping budget for a wedding
For a wedding with 100 guests, here are the typical ranges for photo and video coverage:
| Option | Budget | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Professional photographer (full day) | 1 200 to 2 500 € | Irreplaceable for the ceremony and portraits. Keep this one. |
| Professional videographer | 1 000 to 2 000 € | A beautifully edited film, from a single point of view. |
| Photobooth rental | 400 to 800 € | Fun, but limited to one corner of the room. |
| 20 disposable cameras + developing | ≈ 300 € | 540 unsorted shots, a third of them blurry, zero video. |
| The Huskox album | 59,99 € | 100 guests, unlimited photos AND videos, the whole room, the whole night. |
Indicative ranges. The album does not replace your professionals: it captures the thousand moments they cannot see, for the price of a centerpiece.
Frequently asked questions from couples getting married
How does a wedding photo QR code work without an app?
The QR code leads to a web page, not an app. Guests scan it with their phone camera, the album page opens in their browser, and they choose the photos and videos to upload. Nothing to install, no account to create: it works on iPhone and Android alike.
Where should the photo sharing QR code go at a wedding?
On every table: a card with the QR code and one line of explanation is the most effective spot. Add it to the ceremony booklet if you like, and send the link by message the next day for latecomers. The QR code never changes, so you can print it well in advance.
Shared photo album or WhatsApp group for a wedding?
A WhatsApp group compresses photos and videos and mixes them with messages: after one evening, you have to scroll through everything to find a file. A shared photo album gathers everything in one place, in original quality, and downloads in one click. Nobody has to join a group or share their number.
How many photos can we expect for a wedding with 100 guests?
Expect several hundred photos and a few dozen videos: in practice, half to two thirds of guests take part when the QR code is on the tables and announced by the DJ. That is ten times more than what couples typically recover by relying on WhatsApp afterward.
Does the QR code match our stationery?
Yes: you receive the QR code in high definition (PNG and PDF) along with table cards matched to your colors, ready to print yourself or hand to your stationer or wedding planner. The QR code never changes, so you can start printing well in advance.
Do we have to choose between the photographer and a guest album?
No, the two complement each other: your photographer covers the ceremony and portraits with irreplaceable skill, while your guests capture everything they cannot: the getting-ready moments on the groomsmen's side, ten angles of the speeches, the dance floor at 2 a.m. Many photographers actually recommend this kind of album to their couples.
When should we create the album?
Two to three weeks before the wedding, to leave time to print the cards and test everything. And leave uploads open for a few days afterward: photos from the getting-ready and the next day's brunch often trickle in late.
Also perfect for every other big day
Birthdays, bar and bat mitzvahs, christenings, bachelorette parties, company parties: anywhere memories are sitting on phones.