Cover church and reception with one QR
Print the same code for the church exit and the lunch venue. Early ceremony guests and late lunch arrivals land in the same roll.
Christening and binyag camera
Church, ninongs, and the reception lunch in one binyag gallery.
A Filipino christening is a short church rite plus a long family lunch. PicShots lets every ninong, ninang, and cousin shoot from their phone without installing an app, then you reveal the gallery when the baby is down for a nap.
Built for christenings and binyag
Where binyag photos go missing
- Phones stay in pockets during the rite, then everyone shoots the cake and nobody shares
- Godparents travel in for one day and take the best shots home with them
- A Facebook album request gets three photos and a sleeping-baby meme
- You are holding the baby, so you cannot also be the photographer
What you get
Everything tuned for christening and binyag camera
Built for ninongs, ninangs, and grandparents
No account, no install. A bilingual prompt on the card is enough for relatives who will not open another app for a two-hour lunch.
You decide when the baby photos go public
Keep uploads private until you have reviewed them. Delete anything you do not want in the family album, then share the gallery on your timing.
Free for intimate lunches, pesos for bigger lists
Up to 10 guests is free forever. Larger family reunions attached to the binyag map to ₱1,099–₱4,299, paid once through Paddle or QR Ph.
Setup tips
Setup tips for christening day
1 Put the QR on the invitation and the gift table
Godparents already stop at the gift table. That is a better scan moment than interrupting the rite.
2 Ask one ninong to be the backup shooter
Assign a godparent to scan first and take a few wide shots of the reception so the gallery is not only close-ups of the baby.
3 Reveal the gallery in the family chat the next day
A next-day link outperforms a live gallery while people are still eating. Download the ZIP before you post so you have a local copy.
FAQ
Common questions
Is PicShots appropriate to use inside the church?
Follow the parish rules. Many churches allow quiet phone photos from the pews and ask you not to use flash or block the aisle. Place the QR at the exit and the reception so guests who kept phones away during the rite still join later.
Do guests need an account?
No. They open the link, enter a name, and shoot. Photos upload to your host gallery, not to their camera roll, so phone storage is not the limiter.
What if only the immediate family is coming?
Stay on the free tier. The 10-guest plan is enough for parents, siblings, and a few godparents. Upgrade later only if the lunch list grows.
How do we pay from the Philippines?
Paid events are a one-time peso price from ₱1,099 to ₱4,299. Hosts in the Philippines can pay with QR Ph; everyone else uses Paddle. There is no monthly subscription.
Filipino celebrations
Debuts, binyag, kiddie parties, and Filipino weddings
Same guest camera, copy written for how these days actually run in the Philippines, including peso pricing and QR Ph checkout.
- Debuts18th-birthday guest camera for the roses, candles, and reception.
- Filipino weddingsEntourage, sponsors, and reception candids. Peso pricing.
- Kiddie partiesCake, games, and parent candids without a shared-album login.
- Wedding guest cameraThe worldwide wedding product guide, including QR setup.
- Birthday guest cameraMilestone parties that are not a debut or a kiddie package.
Ready to go
Collect the binyag without turning into the family photographer.
Create a PicShots event, share one QR from church to lunch, and keep every godparent candid in a gallery you review first.
- Free for 10 guests
- No app required
- Host-controlled