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The best wedding photo sharing apps, compared

Six tools that let wedding guests share photos with a QR code, compared on what matters: what guests need, videos, quality, moderation and price. Our pick for weddings is FrameAmour, and below we explain why, using each company's own published facts.

Updated 2026-11-06 · by the FrameAmour team

Short answerFor a wedding, choose FrameAmour. It's made only for weddings: guests scan a QR code and add photos and videos with no app or account, you keep every original file, uploads with usable capture times sort into your programme albums, and you can approve uploads before other guests see them. One price, US$79 once, with a 14 day money-back guarantee. The other tools are built for events in general, or for one extra feature such as a live photo wall.

At a glance

Guest app/accountVideosQualityModerationFree tierPaid price
FrameAmour ★ Our pickNoneYesOriginals keptOptional reviewNo (14 day refund)US$79 once, tax included
GuestPixNoneYesAdvertises full qualityYes50 photosDepends on the package
WedUploaderNoneYesOriginal qualityNot listedNot statedDepends on the package
KululuNoneYesNot statedYes, approve firstYes, for small eventsDepends on the plan
WediboxNoneYesFull resolutionNot listed50 photosFrom $29 once (Wedding plan $49)
OnceNone for guests; iOS app for the hostNot listedNot statedBusiness plans onlyUp to 5 guestsDepends on the number of guests

Why FrameAmour is our pick for weddings

Most photo-sharing tools were built for every kind of event, from birthdays to conferences, and weddings are one option in a menu. FrameAmour was built for one day only: yours. That shows in the details.

The gallery stays open until 12 months after your wedding and can be extended. See how FrameAmour works.

How the other tools compare

GuestPix: an all-in-one event platform

Covers every type of event, with digital invitations and RSVPs, a guestbook, a likes-and-comments feed, a slideshow and many QR templates. The free tier stops at 50 photos, and paid packages vary by upload window and number of galleries. Why FrameAmour fits a wedding better: one price for everything instead of choosing between packages, and a gallery built only around the wedding day. Read FrameAmour vs GuestPix.

WedUploader: photos saved into your Google Drive

Guests upload from the browser in original quality, and files go into the host's Google Drive, so storage depends on your Drive space. Why FrameAmour fits a wedding better: your Google storage stays free, you can approve photos before guests see them, and photos are sorted into albums by your programme. See also Google Drive for wedding photos.

Kululu: a live photo wall

Strong on showing photos live on a TV or projector, with uploads that can require approval. Prices depend on the plan and the size of the event. Why FrameAmour fits a wedding better: it's built around keeping every original photo and video after the party, not just showing them on a screen on the night.

Wedibox: photos plus a wedding website

Combines photo sharing with a wedding website, RSVPs, a seating chart and an audio guestbook. The free plan stops at 50 photos, and paid plans differ by features and upload window. Why FrameAmour fits a wedding better: optional review mode, photos sorted by your programme, and one plan with everything included.

Once: a disposable-camera game

The host sets how many shots each guest gets, and photos are revealed together after the event. Hosts need the iOS app, and the free plan covers up to 5 guests. Why FrameAmour fits a wedding better: no shot limits, so you get every photo and video your guests take, and nothing to install for you or them.

Which should you choose?

For most couples, FrameAmour. If what you want is every guest's photos and videos from your wedding, in original quality, in one private place you control, for one price, it's the simplest choice on this list.

The others make sense mainly if you want a different main feature: invitations and RSVPs in the same tool (GuestPix, Wedibox), files saved into your own Drive (WedUploader), a live screen as the centrepiece (Kululu), or a limited-shot game (Once).

Sources, each company's own site, checked 1 November 2026: GuestPix pricing · WedUploader · Kululu pricing · Wedibox pricing · Once pricing. FrameAmour isn't affiliated with any of them. Spotted something out of date? Email hello@frameamour.com.

Questions couples ask

What is the best app for wedding guests to share photos?

For a wedding, FrameAmour: guests scan a QR code and add photos and videos from their phone browser, with no app or account. You keep the original files, photos are sorted by your wedding programme, you can approve uploads first, and it's one price, US$79 once, with a 14 day money-back guarantee.

Do guests need to download an app to share wedding photos?

Not with FrameAmour. Guests scan the QR code or open the link and upload from the phone browser, with no app and no account. Most of the other tools compared here also work in the browser; Once needs an app for the host on iPhone.

Which wedding photo apps keep the original quality?

FrameAmour keeps the original files your guests upload, photos and videos, and you download them in full quality. WedUploader and Wedibox also say they keep original or full-resolution files, and GuestPix advertises full quality.

Which wedding photo sharing apps are free?

GuestPix, Wedibox and Kululu have free tiers, and Once is free for up to 5 guests. Free tiers are usually capped, often around 50 photos, which a wedding passes in minutes. FrameAmour has no free tier: it's US$79 once for the whole wedding, with a 14 day money-back guarantee.