Wedding Arrivals's answer

Original quality, guaranteed: every photo and video is stored and downloaded byte for byte as uploaded, never compressed, never resized. Most photo sharing services compress photos or cap video resolution. Combined with zero guest friction (one QR code, no app, no account, no login) and a one-time payment instead of a subscription, the couple gets every guest photo in full quality, in one private album, with lifetime access.

Wedding Arrivals's answer

• No app, no account: guests upload straight from their phone browser
• Full original resolution on every photo and video, never compressed
• Moderation: approve uploads before they appear in the album or live slideshow
• Fast, reliable uploads: a guest can select their whole camera roll and it uploads all at once, even on busy venue Wi-Fi, on infrastructure built to stay up through the whole wedding day
• Unlimited uploads and guests on every plan
• Live slideshow, audio guestbook, and sub-albums for ceremony and reception
• One-time payment from $49 with lifetime access, no subscription

Wedding Arrivals's answer

Couples getting married who want every candid photo and video their guests take across the rehearsal, ceremony, and reception, without asking guests to install an app or create an account. Also a fit for engagement parties and multi-day celebrations, and wedding planners who set up photo collection for their clients.

Wedding Arrivals's answer

Wedding Arrivals runs on Cloudflare's global network, the same infrastructure that serves a large share of the world's websites. There is no single server to overload or go down: upload pages are served from the data center nearest to the venue, and every photo and video is stored redundantly in cloud storage the moment it arrives. A room full of guests uploading at the same time is exactly the load pattern the platform is built for.

Wedding Arrivals's answer

Wedding Arrivals came out of our own wedding. QR photo collection already existed, but when we compared the options for our own big day, every one had a catch buried in the fine print: photos resized to "high resolution" instead of kept as originals, videos capped in length or quality, albums that quietly expire after a year, or a subscription for a one-day event. Then we read the user reviews, and they scared us more than the fine print: uploads crawling on venue Wi-Fi, and services going down mid-reception, on the one day that cannot be rerun. So we built the version we could not find, engineered first for the wedding day itself: uploads that take seconds even with a full room of guests sharing at once, running on infrastructure that does not fail when it matters. Originals kept byte for byte, unlimited uploads, one payment, yours for life.