Questions, answered
Straight answers to the ten questions people ask most often about collecting the photos guests take at an event. Each one starts with the answer rather than working up to it.
Every page below opens with a complete answer in the first paragraph. If that is all you needed, you can stop reading there.
All questions
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How do you collect photos from wedding guests?
Six realistic ways to collect the photos your wedding guests take, what each one costs, and which one actually gets used on the night.
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How does QR code photo sharing work at an event?
What happens when a guest scans a QR code at an event, what they have to do next, and why the sign placement matters more than the technology.
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How does face recognition photo sharing work?
What happens technically when a guest submits a selfie to get their event photos, what is stored, and where the approach fails.
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Is facial recognition at events safe and private?
What to ask a platform before letting it match faces at your event, and what Australian privacy law says about biometric information.
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How do you get guests to actually upload their photos?
Participation is the whole game. Five things that lift it, ranked, and the one that matters most.
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Do guests need an app to share event photos?
The short answer is no, and the longer answer explains why the question keeps being asked.
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How long should an event photo gallery stay open?
How long guests actually need, what different packages offer, and why access should be measured from the event rather than the purchase.
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Who owns the photos guests take at your wedding?
Copyright, permission and practical reality for guest-taken photos at Australian events — and what it means for collecting them.
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How do you make a QR code sign for wedding photos?
What the sign needs to say, where to put it, and how to make one without designing anything.
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Why has my sign-in code not arrived?
The four reasons a four-digit RSVPix sign-in code fails to show up, in the order to check them, and when to ask the host for help.
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Why does the camera not work when I try to take the selfie?
Camera blocked, no camera found, or the page opened inside Instagram or Facebook: the device-by-device steps that fix the selfie step.
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What does event photo sharing cost in Australia?
What the free options actually cover, what paid platforms charge, and what to check before paying for one.
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