For weddings
Every function, on every guest's phone, as it happens
From the haldi to the reception, the photographer's camera sends each photo to a live gallery. Guests scan one QR; family abroad watches through the same link.
Updated
Why it works for Indian weddings
- Many functions, many guests. Relatives who come only for the reception can still see the haldi and the mehendi.
- Family who could not travel watch the pheras live through the link on the family WhatsApp group.
- Elders need nothing new. They point the phone camera at the QR and the photos open — no app, no sign-up.
- No more “send me my photos”. Everyone saves the photos they are in, in full quality, on the day.
One event per function, or one for the whole wedding
Each event in SnapMila has its own QR and gallery. Create one per function — haldi, mehendi, sangeet, wedding, reception — so each gallery stays short and easy to browse, or one for the whole wedding with a single QR on every card.
Print the QR before the first photo
The QR exists the moment the event is created, so it can go on the invitation, the welcome board and the table cards. Guests scan it at the venue and see photos arrive while the function is still going on.
Private, and in the family's control
A gallery opens only with its QR or link, and search engines are kept out. The photographer can hide any photo in one tap — a blink, an awkward moment — and show it again later in its place.
Good to know
- Galleries show photos, not video.
- Guests browse newest first. Selfie search (finding your own photos by face) is planned but not available yet.
- The photographer needs a camera with FTP transfer and a Wi-Fi connection or phone hotspot at the venue.