The candids your photographer will never see.
Put a QR code on every table. Collect every guest's photos in one private album. No app downloads. No guest logins.
Point your phone camera at your screen right now to test the guest view.
It opens a real camera in your browser — exactly what your guests get. No app, no login.
Reading this on your phone? Tap to tryThe moments between the posed shots
Every angle
Your photographer can't be everywhere at once.
Hire the pro for the portraits. Let your guests capture everything happening in between.
Your photographer
The perfect, framed portraits you'll hang on your wall.
Your guests
The hundreds of raw, unfiltered moments happening at table 7 while you're out on the dance floor.
How it works
Three steps. Zero downloads.
The whole thing is designed for people who are exhausted by planning.
Step 01
Buy & Print
Grab your event pass and we generate a print-ready 5×7 table card PDF. Print it at home or drop it at the print shop.
Step 02
Guests Scan & Snap
Guests point their phone's normal camera at the card. No app store, no login — it works on grandma's phone too.
Step 03
Wake Up to Your Vault
Every photo lands in your private album in real time. Download the full high-res zip over coffee the next morning.
Pricing
One flat price. No surprises.
The kind of clean, honest pricing you wish every wedding vendor had.
Limited-time launch price — usually $79.
No subscription. One flat price for your big day — add more photos only if you need them.
- 1,000 photos included — top up anytime
- Every guest can join — no per-person fees
- Custom 5×7 QR table cards (print-ready PDF)
- No app — guests just scan and snap
- High-res ZIP export of every photo
- Private album — keep it live for 1 full year
Secure checkout with Stripe — you'll set up your album right after.
How it compares
The modern way to capture your wedding.
How Cricky Creations stacks up against the old ways couples collect guest photos.
| Feature | Cricky CreationsBest value | Disposable cameras | iCloud / Google Drive links |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $59 flat (was $79) | $300+ (cameras + film developing) | Free, but fragmented |
| App download / account required | No — guests just scan a QR | No | Yes — requires an Apple ID / Google account |
| Photo quality | High-res digital | Grainy & often dark | High-res |
| Risk of losing photos | Zero — every shot auto-saves to your vault | Cameras get lost or taken home | Android guests get locked out |
Comparisons reflect typical U.S. costs and how each option works.
Why this exists
We just wanted disposable cameras on the tables.
Hi — we're Ricky and Christa. Planning our own wedding, we kept coming back to the same idea: a camera on every table, everyone shooting, nothing posed.
Then we added it up. Enough cameras for every table, developing every roll afterwards, and hoping the shots came out at all — and tracking down that many of them turned into its own errand. The idea died on the spreadsheet.
So I built this for us instead. The same idea, except the camera is the one already in every guest's pocket, and the photos are waiting for you the next morning rather than two weeks later.
We used it at our own wedding — the same QR cards you'll print, on every table. The photos our guests sent are ones we'd never have seen otherwise.
We figured we weren't the only couple who hit that wall. So here it is, for yours.
— Ricky & Christa
Questions
The stuff you're wondering at 11:30 PM.
Do my guests have to download an app?
No. Never. Guests point their phone's built-in camera at the QR code, tap the link that pops up, and they're taking photos in seconds — right in the browser. Nothing to install, no account to create.
Will older relatives figure this out?
If they can scan a restaurant menu, they can do this. The camera opens to a single big shutter button — no menus, no settings, no sign-up. We designed it for the least tech-savvy person at the table.
What if the venue has terrible cellular reception?
Photos upload in the background and automatically retry when a connection comes back, so a spotty bar or a dead zone on the dance floor won't lose anyone's shots — they'll sync the moment signal returns.
Can random strangers see our photos?
No. Your album is private and tied to your account — only you can open the gallery. Each photo lives behind an unguessable link, and the QR only lets guests add photos, never browse them.
Is 1,000 photos enough — what if we go over?
1,000 photos comfortably covers a typical wedding. If your album fills up, you can add 250 more photos for $15 right from your dashboard — as many packs as you like, and only if you need them.
Don't let the best moments stay on someone else's phone.
Set up your album tonight. Print the cards this week. Relive everything the morning after.
Start Collecting Photos