Christening photos
The christening, seen by the whole family.
The ceremony, the steps outside the church, the meal, the cake: every branch of the family photographs its own corner of the day, and nobody leaves with the whole of it. Medley gathers it into one shared album.
A QR code in the order of service or on the tables, one scan, and the photos arrive: no app, no account, no Google account demanded of the godmother. Church christening or naming ceremony, the gesture is the same.
From the white gown to the cake, in three beats.
Before the day
Create the album in two minutes, slip the QR code into the order of service and put a printed sign on the tables at the meal.
During the day
Everyone scans and uploads as the hours pass: the blessing, the steps outside, the group photo, the cake. A first name is enough to sign your photos.
The next day
You get the whole album back and send the link on to anyone who could not come. The godparents leave with everything too.
Even the ones who dislike technology manage it
A christening brings four generations into the same room. The album is worth nothing if half of them give up at the first screen.
One gesture: point the camera
No app to install, no password, no account. The great-aunt aims at the QR code, the album opens in her browser, and she uploads her photos unaided, without anyone leaning over her phone in the middle of the meal.
The godparents leave with everything
They are usually the ones taking the most photos, and the ones being chased for months afterwards. Here they upload on the day and take the complete album home: downloading is not reserved for the parents.
Whoever could not come gets the same link
The uncle who moved abroad, the cousin who could not get away, the great-grandmother who no longer travels: one link opens the whole day to them, that same evening. A printable QR code sign takes care of the ones who are there in person.
Videos, not only photos
The blessing, the godfather's few words, the first steps down the aisle: those are videos, and a group chat compresses them until they are spoiled. Here they arrive, and leave again, in original quality.
What will be left of it in fifteen years
A christening album is mostly useful later: at the first communion, on the day the child asks to see it.
Everything downloads in one go
The complete album comes back in a single archive, with nothing to sort and nobody to chase. Enough to keep a copy of your own, and to take your time turning it into a printed photo book.
Voices to play back to them later
They will remember none of this day. Behind the same QR code, a guest book collects what no photo captures: the godfather speaking to camera, the great-grandmother saying the child's name out loud. Some of those voices will not be there when they listen.
Free, right now
Medley is in its test phase: unlimited photos and videos, in original quality, Live slideshow included, and nothing to pay. The album is kept at least until December 31, 2026.
Your child's photos stay in the EU
Access by link only, hosting in the European Union with OVH and GDPR compliance, with no facial recognition and no advertising. You keep control: any medium can be removed from the album at any time.
Frequently asked questions
- Will the grandparents manage it?
- Yes. The QR code opens the album in the phone's browser, with no app to install and no account to create: the guest only gives a first name, which is what signs their photos. Only the organiser, usually the parents, has an account.
- Can the godfather record a message for his godchild?
- Yes, through the guest book of the album, opened by the same QR code as the photos: a written note, a voice message or a short video. You set who those messages are visible to, the organisers alone or everyone with the link, and you can close it altogether if you would rather stick to photos.
- Does it work for a first communion or a naming ceremony?
- Yes, the principle holds for every family celebration. Already planning the eldest one's first communion? One album, one QR code, and everyone's photos gathered in the same place.
To get the day ready
Free QR sign maker
Compose the sign for your tables and download a print-ready PDF. No account needed.
Collecting the photos your event's guests took
Birthday, seminar, christening, housewarming: the method that works whatever the event, and what changes with the audience.
First communion photos
The ceremony and the family meal, seen by every phone: one QR code, and the complete album for each side of the family.
A guest book that records voices
Written words, but also audio and video: what guests would never have written down, they say.
An album worthy of the day.
Create it before the ceremony, and let the family do the rest.
Create an album