One QR for the whole reception
Print the code on table cards and the welcome sign. Guests already have phones in hand — they should not need another download.
PicShots vs WedPics
The original WedPics app closed in 2019, and couples still search for the same outcome: easy guest photo sharing without chasing camera rolls after the honeymoon. PicShots is a modern option built around one QR code, a disposable-style camera, and a host-controlled gallery.
Last reviewed 2026-07-26
WedPics helped popularise wedding guest photo apps. Newer tools (including QR upload products) fill parts of that gap. PicShots focuses on the live-event camera job: guests scan, shoot within a shot limit, and contribute to a revealable gallery the couple can download as a ZIP — without asking anyone to install an app.
Side-by-side
Why hosts switch
Print the code on table cards and the welcome sign. Guests already have phones in hand — they should not need another download.
Keep uploads private during the reception, remove anything you do not want shared, then reveal when you are ready.
Parents, coworkers, and destination guests do not need matching phone habits — only a browser and the event link.
Download the full gallery as a ZIP for your album, thank-you notes, or long-term storage.
FAQ
The original WedPics wedding photo app shut down around 2019. Couples searching for a WedPics alternative usually want a modern guest photo collection flow with less friction.
It is a strong fit if you want guests to contribute during the wedding via QR without installing an app, plus host controls like shot limits, PIN access, and ZIP download.
No. WedPicsQR is a separate, later product that reuses similar naming. This page is about replacing the original WedPics category of wedding guest photo apps.
No. PicShots is not affiliated with WedPics or WedPicsQR. Names mentioned are trademarks of their respective owners.
Set up PicShots for your wedding, share one QR code, and collect every candid without chasing group chats afterward.