All your wedding guests' photos in one mosaic

At a wedding, everyone takes photos, and the best ones often never leave your guests' phones. With a group mosaic, they add them themselves, through a link or a QR code on the tables. You turn them into one big photo of the couple, built from the photos of the day and of your time together.
- Guests scan the QR code and add photos, no app or account needed
- After the wedding too: by default, collection stays open for 3 more days
- Collecting is free; you only pay for what you order
Collecting is free, no app needed
How it works
- 1
Start the group
Enter your names and the wedding date. Collection stays open until 3 days after the wedding; you can change that.
- 2
Put the QR code on the tables
Print the QR code or the ready-made flyer for the tables, or add the link to the invitation. By default, each guest can add up to 30 photos.
- 3
Make your mosaic
Choose a wedding photo as the main photo and make the mosaic. Order it as a print for your wall, as a file or as a video.
See how it works
Free to collect, careful with your photos
- Collecting is free. You only pay for what you order.
- The photos are only for this mosaic. We don't use them for anything else.
- We automatically delete all photos 3 months after photo collection ends.
Afterwards, you only order what you want: a download (XL €5.95), a print from €49 or a video. All prices →
Tips
- Lots of guests on the venue's Wi-Fi? Then turn on "Large event". This lets many more photos per hour come in over one network, although each guest can then add no more than 5.
- Best man, maid of honour or master of ceremonies? Make it your gift: ask the guests beforehand for photos of the couple, from years ago to today.
- Share the mosaic with the participants afterwards, so every guest can see it and order their own copy.
Frequently asked questions
Do guests need an app?
How many photos can go in?
Can we check the photos first?
What does it cost?
Would you rather make a mosaic on your own, from your own photos? A photo mosaic for a wedding →