Built for Filipino weddings

What generic photo apps miss in a Filipino wedding

  • The entourage is 20 people and none of them send you the aisle shots
  • OFW relatives fly in for 48 hours and leave with the best candids still on their phones
  • Ninongs and ninangs will not install an app between the ceremony and the hotel
  • Group chats split into family, college, and work threads so the album never exists

What you get

Everything tuned for filipino wedding guest camera

  • One gallery from church to last dance

    Use the same event link at the ceremony exit, cocktail hour, and reception tables. Sponsors who only attend church and cousins who only make the reception still land in one roll.

  • No app for a mixed-age, mixed-device room

    Android and iPhone, lola and college barkada, all open the same browser camera. A short Tagalog/English line on the table card is the whole onboarding.

  • Entourage and sponsors get their own prompt

    Put a spare QR at the principal sponsors' table and another with the groomsmen. Those seats take the candids your photographer cannot while posing the couple.

  • Peso packages, paid once, QR Ph in the Philippines

    Free up to 10 guests. Intimate to grand weddings are ₱1,099, ₱2,199, ₱2,699, or ₱4,299 depending on headcount. Pay once through Paddle, or QR Ph if you are checking out from the Philippines.

Setup tips

Setup tips for a Filipino wedding day

  1. 1

    Match the QR to the welcome tarp and table numbers

    Filipino guests respond when the prompt is part of the styling. Slip it onto the tarp, the programme, and each table rather than a separate flyer.

  2. 2

    Brief the coordinator and the DJ

    A 10-second MC reminder after the first dance lifts uploads more than extra signage. Coordinators already run the timeline; give them the link.

  3. 3

    Set a per-guest shot limit

    20–30 shots keeps the gallery candid and downloadable. Unlimited rolls turn into 4,000 near-duplicates of the cake.

FAQ

Common questions

How is this different from the generic wedding page?

The main wedding guide is the product overview. This page is for Filipino church-plus-reception days: entourage, ninongs and ninangs, OFW guests, peso pricing, and QR Ph. Use both, then create one event either way.

Do guests need to download an app?

No. They scan the QR, type a name, and shoot in the browser. Photos upload to your gallery instead of filling their camera roll.

Can we pay in pesos?

Yes. Philippines list prices are ₱1,099 to ₱4,299 for paid guest caps, authored in pesos rather than converted at checkout. Hosts in the Philippines can pay with QR Ph; other countries use Paddle in USD.

Will this bother our solemnized church ceremony?

Place the primary QR at the church exit and the reception, and follow the parish photo rules during the rite. Most couples collect the candid volume at cocktail hour and dinner, not at the altar.

What if someone uploads a photo we do not want public?

Preview and delete from the host dashboard before you reveal the gallery. Guests can also delete their own uploads from the same phone.

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.

Ready to go

Give the whole wedding a guest camera that actually gets used.

Create your PicShots event, print the QR for church and reception, and download every candid when you are home. See the general wedding guide if you want the worldwide product overview.

  • Free for 10 guests
  • No app required
  • Host-controlled