The shots your guests get that your photographer doesn't

Your photographer can't be in twelve places at once. Your guests, collectively, can. A few prompts worth mentioning before the day.

Before the ceremony

The nervous pace outside the groom's room. Someone doing up a button they can't quite reach. The moment a parent sees the dress for the first time — usually caught by whoever's standing closest, not the person paid to be there.

During the reception

The table that's laughing too hard to notice the photographer's gone past. Kids under the tables. Whatever your best man is doing that he'll deny by morning.

At the end of the night

Messy hair, undone bow ties, the last people still dancing after the DJ's stopped taking requests. These rarely make the official album — but they're often the ones people look at first.

A QR code on your tables means these end up in your gallery instead of ninety separate camera rolls. See how it works.