Unseen Roll for weddings
You only get to stand
in one part of your wedding.
Your guests are everywhere else.
Give every guest a limited-shot camera on their phone. They catch the corners of the day you never get to stand in, and the whole roll stays unseen until later.
No app · Guests scan one QR
The wedding insight
One wedding.
Dozens of points of view.
You walk one path through the day. Your guests walk dozens that cross it: a different table, a different corner of the dance floor, a different car home. Unseen Roll gives those paths back later.
- 14:20 The photo before the ceremony
- 20:41 The table you never sat at
- 22:05 The five minutes you were outside
- 23:47 The dance floor at 11:47
- 01:12 The car ride home
“We already have a photographer.”
Good. Keep them.
A professional photographer has a different job. They document the ceremony, the portraits, the details and the key moments with intention, and they are very good at it.
Your guests get a different assignment: notice what is happening around them.
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The official record
Planned. Composed. Complete.
The wedding as it was meant to be seen.
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The distributed memory
Everywhere else.
The people, jokes and tiny moments outside the photographer's frame.
Two records of the same day. They belong together.
Why the roll is limited
A wedding is not improved by everyone taking 400 photos.
A limited roll changes the behavior. Guests decide whether a moment is worth one, take it, and get back to the wedding.
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The roll
12 or 24 shots. One to five rolls per guest. You decide when you create the event.
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During the night
No shared gallery filling up on their screens. Guests shoot, move on, and stay in the wedding. By default nobody sees a thing; you can allow a quick glance.
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Afterwards
The roll develops and opens for everyone at the time you choose.
The wedding roll
Your wedding,
from every seat in the room.
Not a gallery. A roll: the day in the order it happened, shot by the people who were standing where you were not.
“Will our guests use it?”
If they can scan a QR code, they can join the roll.
Nothing to install and nothing to search for. The QR on the table opens the camera in their browser.
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01 Scan
One QR, on the tables or the welcome sign.
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02 Join
Apple or Google sign-in, a name if they like, a tap to agree.
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03 Shoot
One button. Nothing from their camera roll.
No app-store download. No camera-roll upload. The camera is intentionally simple. Names on photos are optional and up to you.
The reveal
The wedding ends.
The roll does not open yet.
The photos do not become another feed at midnight. The roll closes, the photos develop, and at the time you chose the gallery opens for everyone at once. You can open it early once every photo is developed.
Choose a cinematic first viewing, an eight-second film-roll animation, or a plain gallery.
A second wedding, the morning after.
After the wedding
What happens to the photos.
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Gallery
Online for 90 days on a 26–100 guest wedding, 180 days on a bigger one.
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Downloads
You get full-size originals, one by one, at no cost. Guests get their own shots in medium size with a small watermark.
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ZIP
The whole roll in one download, as an optional extra.
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Longer
Add a year to the gallery whenever you like.
What it costs
Small wedding? Start free.
Up to 10 guests can each use one Quick roll at no cost. No card.
Create your wedding rollBigger wedding?
See exactly what your guest list costs before you create anything. An 80-guest wedding with one Classic roll each is $71.50.
See pricingBefore you decide
Do guests need to download an app?
No. They scan the QR, sign in with Apple or Google, and the camera opens in the browser. It keeps working without signal and uploads when the connection comes back.
Do we still need a wedding photographer?
Yes, if you want one. Unseen Roll does not replace the official record; it adds what your guests saw from where they were standing.
Can guests see the photos during the wedding?
Not by default. Nobody sees anything, not even their own shot, until the reveal. You can allow a quick glance after each shot if you prefer.
How many photos can each guest take?
12 or 24 per roll, and one to five rolls each. You set both when you create the event.
Can we download everything afterward?
You download full-size originals at no cost, and can add a ZIP of the whole roll. Guests get their own shots in medium size with a small watermark. Prices are on the pricing page.
Be in your wedding.
We'll keep the other angles.
Every guest gets a roll. You get the day back from every seat in the room, later.