Unlimited free uploads
WedShoots advertises unlimited photos in its free shared album. GuestShoot's free plan has a 50-photo limit.
WedShoots is a free wedding photo app with an unlimited shared album. GuestShoot makes contributing easier for guests who do not want an app, then connects their gallery to the rest of the event.
WedShootsTHE SHORT ANSWER
WedShoots is built around a social wedding album. Guests add photos and videos, browse the feed, like and comment, and the couple can download the collection. Its WeddingWire and Bodas.net ecosystem also offers wedding websites and planning tools.
Guests joining WedShoots are directed to download its app before scanning the album code. GuestShoot opens from a normal QR scan or link in the phone browser. The gallery sits inside an event website that can also handle RSVP, guest lists, seating, messages and a live slideshow.
If you want guests to contribute without an installation and keep the wedding details and memories under one link, GuestShoot is the stronger fit. WedShoots has the clearer advantage for a free, unlimited social album.
A GALLERY GUESTS CAN REACH
A printed QR code should open the album directly on a guest's phone. They can upload their own photos without creating an account or learning another app.
From the same event site, they can find the schedule, their seat, the guestbook and the moments everyone shared.
THE COMPARISON TABLE
The album is only part of the choice. Think about how every guest gets in and what happens around the photos.
| What matters | GuestShoot | WedShoots |
|---|---|---|
| Guest entry | QR or link opens in a browser; no guest app or account | Guests download the WedShoots app to join an album |
| Free photo allowance | 50 photos and up to 20 guests | Unlimited photo uploads on its free album |
| Videos and social feed | Video uploads on paid plans; gallery for the event | Photo/video feed with likes and comments |
| Photo slideshow | Live slideshow on paid plans | Album projection is supported; refreshing for new photos may depend on region |
| Wedding website and RSVP | Connected website and custom RSVP on All-in-One | WeddingWire/Bodas.net offer separate wedding site and planning tools |
| Guest seating lookup | Guests can find their own seat in the event website | Equivalent WedShoots album feature not publicly documented |
| Written and audio wishes | Digital guestbook on paid plans | Equivalent WedShoots guestbook not publicly documented |
| Optional disposable camera | Limited shots per guest with a delayed reveal | Equivalent WedShoots camera not publicly documented |
| Scheduled site phases | Prepare and schedule sections for each event phase | Equivalent WedShoots album workflow not publicly documented |
Plan availability varies. 'Not publicly documented' means the feature could not be verified in the other platform's public product information.
FROM QR TO SHARED MEMORY
Put one QR code on your signs or send a link. Guests can add ordinary photos throughout the celebration. If you want a different kind of candid moment, turn on the optional disposable camera and give everyone a limited roll of shots to reveal later.
Explore photo and video sharingTHE FULL PICTURE
The free album has a different set of priorities, and some couples will value those more.
WedShoots advertises unlimited photos in its free shared album. GuestShoot's free plan has a 50-photo limit.
Likes, comments and filters make the WedShoots feed feel like a small wedding social network.
WedShoots can be added to a WeddingWire wedding site, so couples already using that ecosystem may have a familiar route.
Verified reviews
“We used GuestShoot at our wedding and ended up with more than 500 guest photos and videos. The best part was discovering moments we had not even seen because we were greeting people or with the photographer. We left the QR code on the tables, and guests started uploading photos during the reception.”
“We had guests from several countries and needed something that did not require downloading an app or creating an account. Even our relatives who are less comfortable with technology used it without any problems. The next day, the whole celebration was together in one gallery.”
“Our favorite part was the voice messages. Listening to them together after the wedding was very special, especially the ones from our grandparents and friends who live far away. The photos are wonderful, but the voices made the memory much more personal.”
“We used GuestShoot for my wife's 50th birthday, and it was a success with guests of every age. Younger guests uploaded videos, while older relatives shared photos and messages. Afterwards, we downloaded everything and gave it to her as a keepsake from the party.”
WedShoots advertises a free unlimited album. GuestShoot starts with a free 50-photo gallery; paid plans add larger galleries and celebration tools, while All-in-One connects the website and planning flow.
€0
No payment neededTry the guest experience. Access until 90 days after your event.
€49
One-time paymentPhotos, videos and dedications. Access until 1 year after your event.
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€99
One-time paymentYour complete event experience. Access until 1 year after your event.
Paid plans: access until 1 year after your event
COMMON QUESTIONS
Its published joining instructions tell guests to download the WedShoots app and then scan the album QR code inside it. GuestShoot guests can open a standard QR code or link in their browser.
Yes. WedShoots advertises free unlimited photo uploads. GuestShoot has a free plan with 50 photos and up to 20 guests, then paid plans for more capacity and features.
Yes. WeddingWire documents projecting the WedShoots album. In the Bodas.net version, its help says newly added photos require a manual refresh; check your regional version before the event.
WeddingWire and Bodas.net have wedding websites and planning tools alongside WedShoots. GuestShoot puts the gallery, RSVP, guest seat lookup and event memories inside its own connected website.
Give them one link for the details, their seat and the photos they will want to revisit.