Weddings

Wedding guest photos,
captured by your guests

Your guests are already taking photos. flshbckz turns every phone into a wedding camera — scan a QR code, shoot 10–50 frames with six film looks, and reveal the album together.

Why Guest Photos

The candid shots only your guests can capture

Your photographer captures the first look, the vows, and the formal portraits. But the moments people talk about years later — the flower girl twirling mid-ceremony, your best friend's reaction during the toast, the dance floor at 11pm — happen when no one is looking. Guests shoot them on their phones, and then those photos sit in camera rolls forever.

The traditional fixes don't work well. A basket of disposable cameras costs $15–30 each and most go home unused. A photo booth costs hundreds and only one guest uses it at a time. Shared albums require guests to open an app and manually upload — most never do. The candid moments stay scattered across a hundred phones, and you never see them.

How It Works

A QR code camera at your wedding

Create your event in about thirty seconds — name it, set the per-guest shot limit, and choose a reveal time. flshbckz gives you a QR code you can add to table cards, the bar sign, your wedding website, or the printed programs.

Guests scan the code with their phone camera and the viewfinder opens in their browser — no app store, no account, no instruction manual. They pick one of six film looks — Original, Classic Film, Mono Chrome, Vintage, Instant, or Cinematic — frame their moment, and tap the shutter. The photo saves instantly with the film look baked in.

When the reveal time arrives, the album unlocks for everyone at once. It's the anticipation of developing a roll of film, multiplied by the whole wedding.

Field Notes

Practical tips for an album you'll actually rewatch

Put QR codes where guests gather. The bar, the welcome table, the dessert table, and the entrance are your highest-traffic spots. A 4×6 tent card at each works, and adding the link to your wedding website catches the guests who don't want to walk over.

Pick a shot limit that fits your crowd. On the free tier guests get 10 frames, so every shot counts. Most couples choose 24 on Standard. For a long reception, 36 on Premium or 50 on Event+ gives everyone room to shoot without rationing.

Set a reveal that builds momentum. Midnight on the wedding night, or the next morning over brunch, turns the reveal into an event within the event.

Ask your wedding party to mention it. One line from the best man during toasts gets more scans than any sign on the bar.

A good rule of thumb: the more people you invite, the more you'll wish every guest had their own camera. A 150-guest wedding on Event+ means 150 potential photographers, each with up to 50 frames — thousands of candid moments no single photographer could ever capture. After the reveal, the album becomes the thing everyone shares: guests tag themselves, relive the toasts, and send you the one shot they took of you dancing.

Why flshbckz

Better than a photo booth, better than disposables

Disposables get lost, cost $1,500+ for a 100-guest wedding, and half the rolls come back blurry. Photo booths create a line, take up floor space, and capture the same staged corner over and over.

flshbckz has none of those problems. Every guest shoots simultaneously from their own phone, nothing gets left on a table, and the whole album lives in one place. Because guests choose from six film looks, the album is cohesive but varied — like one big roll of film shot by the entire wedding.

No camera to rent, no film to develop, no app for anyone to download. Just a QR code on a table card and the candid moments your photographer can't be everywhere to catch.

The timing works too. Create the event weeks before the wedding, print the QR code whenever it's convenient, and guests can shoot from the moment the reception opens. There's no delivery window to schedule, no deposit, and no equipment to return the next day — when the last guest leaves, the album is already complete and waiting to reveal.

FAQ

Common questions

What does it cost?

flshbckz is free for up to 5 guests (10 shots each, 24-hour album). Standard is $1.99 for 10 guests or $4.99 for 25, with 24 shots per guest and a 7-day album. Premium is $12.99 for 50 guests or $19.99 for 100, with 36 shots and a 30-day album. Event+ is $39.99 for 150 or $59.99 for 200 guests, with 50 shots and a 90-day album. You pay per event — no subscription.

Do guests need to download an app?

No. Guests scan the QR code with their phone camera and the flshbckz viewfinder opens in their browser. It works on any modern smartphone — iOS Safari, Android Chrome, and more. No app store, no sign-up, no instruction manual.

How many photos can each guest take?

It depends on your plan. Free events allow 10 shots per guest, Standard allows 24, Premium allows 36, and Event+ allows 50. You set the per-guest limit when you create the event — just like choosing how many frames are on a real disposable.

When should we schedule the reveal?

Most couples set it for midnight on the wedding night or the next morning. An evening reveal lets everyone relive the day together while it's still fresh; a morning reveal turns the album into a shared next-day experience. You can also unlock the album instantly once the reception winds down.

Can we use flshbckz alongside a professional photographer?

Absolutely. Your photographer covers the planned shots and the formals while guests capture the candid moments in parallel. The album is a complement, not a replacement — and it's included with your event at no extra cost per guest.

What if we'd rather keep phones away during the ceremony?

You set the etiquette. Keep the QR code for the reception if you'd prefer phones down during the vows — toasts, the first dance, the cake cutting, and the dance floor are where the guest album really shines anyway.

Capture the day your guests saw

Create your wedding event, add the QR code to your table cards, and let your guests shoot the parts of the day you'll never see. No app for anyone — and nothing to develop.