Wedding photos
Your photographer sees one wedding. Your guests saw a hundred.
The vows from the third row, the grandmother wiping her eyes, the two cousins collapsing during the speech: nobody was paid to catch those, and they are the ones you will watch again in ten years. They exist. They are simply scattered across a hundred phones.
Medley gathers them into one shared album. Your guests scan a QR code on the table, give a first name, and upload. No app to install, no account to create, nothing to remember at one in the morning.
From the save-the-date to the morning after.
Before the day
Create the album in two minutes, slip its link into the invitation and print the QR sign for the tables. It is ready before anyone has arrived.
On the day
Everyone scans, gives a first name and uploads: the ceremony, the cocktail hour, the speeches, the dance floor. Nothing to install, on any phone.
The morning after
You download the whole album in one go, in original quality, and your guests keep the same link to look and take what they want.
Why a shared album beats every workaround
Every couple tries one of the same four things, and every one of them loses part of the day. Not through anyone's fault: each tool was built for something else.
The group chat crushes the picture
A messaging app is built to send a photo fast, so it compresses it: what arrives is a few hundred kilobytes, unprintable and unenlargeable. Medley keeps the file your guest actually shot, video included, and hands it back the way it was taken.
Transfer links expire
A transfer service is a pipe, not a memory. Its link dies after a few days, the aunt who was away that week finds nothing at the end of it, and the whole thing has to start again. An album has one address, and it stays.
A shared cloud album asks for an account
Half the room does not have the right account, and no one is creating one on the dance floor. Here the link is the key: who holds it gets in, and a first name is all it takes to sign your photos and keep the right to remove them.
Nobody has to chase anybody
The classic ending is a message three weeks later, twice, and a cousin who never answers. With one album, the photos are already in the same place before you get back from your honeymoon, and a guest who ran out of battery uploads on their way home from the same link. The guest book adds the words behind that same QR code: a few lines, a voice message, or a short video, without a microphone doing the rounds.
And on the day itself?
A wedding album is not only a place to collect. It is something guests do together, during the evening.
The evening projected as it happens
Photos appear on a screen or a projector as they are uploaded, and seeing your own show up makes you want to add three more. One QR code on the sign, one browser tab on the venue's television: that is the whole setup.
Everything downloads in one go
The complete album comes back in a single archive, in original quality: no sorting, no chasing, no link that dies in a week. Guests keep the same address, and take only what they want.
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. The detail is on the pricing page.
Your wedding 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. Each guest can withdraw what they uploaded, and you can remove any media at all.
Frequently asked questions
- Do guests need to install anything?
- No. Scanning the QR code opens the album in the phone's browser, and that is where everything happens: uploading, looking, downloading. No app store, no account, no password. A first name is enough, and it is what gives each guest the right to remove their own photos.
- What about the venue with no signal?
- It happens in half the country barns. Guests keep their photos and upload them on the way home, or the next morning, from the same link: they join the others at their place in the day. Nothing has to be done on the night.
- Can we keep videos, not just photos?
- Yes, and in full: the entrance, the first dance, the speech that went on too long. Videos are uploaded and played back without an arbitrary length limit, and downloaded in the quality they were shot in.
- Who can see the album?
- Only the people who have the link. It is not listed anywhere, it is not indexed, and there is no directory of users to search. You can close the album whenever you like, and remove any media yourself.
Read on
Free QR sign maker
Compose the sign for your tables and download a print-ready PDF. No account needed.
A guest book that records voices
Written words, but also audio and video: what guests would never have written down, they say.
Event photos hosted in the EU
Where your guests' photos live, who can read them, and how long they stay. Named, not implied.
Birthday photo sharing
18, 30, 50: one album for the whole party, instead of a group chat that flattens every picture.
Company and team event photos
Collect your teams' photos through a QR code, on a service hosted in the European Union.
An evening gets no second take
A cut upload that resumes, fifty phones that clog nothing, an iPhone video that plays everywhere: what we built so it holds, and the measurements to check it.
One QR code on the tables, and the whole day comes back.
Two minutes to create the album, and nobody left to chase.
Create an album