Getting back every photo of your wedding
The morning after a wedding, there are the photographer's photos on one side — yours, framed, retouched, delivered weeks later — and on the other side the five hundred photos your guests took during the evening. Those never reach you. A cousin promises to send them, two friends share a private album they will forget to reopen, a brother-in-law leaves them sleeping on his phone until his next upgrade.
Entourage solves that on the day itself. Your guests scan a QR code on the tables, send their photos and videos from their phone, and you get everything back — at original quality, uncompressed, without having to chase anyone.
What changes with Entourage
No app to install. The single biggest reason a guest never shares their photos is that downloading an app takes ten minutes, an account, a password. Here the phone opens the QR link in the browser, asks for camera-roll access, and the upload begins. No account, no sign-up.
Original quality. A message-app or social-network share recompresses every image. What you get back is a degraded version of a degraded version — useless for a print, disappointing on screen. Entourage keeps the original exactly as it left the camera, iPhone HEIC included, and videos are not cut at fifteen seconds.
One place. No thread to scroll, no shared album to merge. Every photo lands in the same album, the gallery fills in live, and you download the whole thing as one archive.
How it works
1. Create the album. A name — "Emma & Lucas's wedding" —, a colour, thirty seconds. No account needed at this stage. You immediately get the album link, the A4 poster to print and the QR code on its own, as an image, for your own stationery.
2. Print the poster. A QR code has to be visible to get scanned: on the dinner tables, at the entrance, in the order of service. The poster takes your album's colour. If you prefer your own stationery, a menu, a table sign or the order of service, download the QR code on its own as an image and drop it into your design.
3. Get it all back. During the evening, photos appear in your gallery and on a live slideshow you can project. The morning after, you download the full archive, or you let the files stream directly into Google or Apple Photos.
The album that stays — 79 €
For a wedding, the Complete plan at €79 as a one-off payment is the right fit: it includes one year of gallery hosting, the guestbook where every guest can leave a message, the full archive at original quality to download whenever you want, and direct export to Google or Apple Photos if you would rather the files come home with you straight away.
No subscription, no renewal to keep an eye on. You pay once, the album lives for a year, and your originals belong to you — that is the whole point of the product: your photos don't live with us, they go home with you.
If you want to try first, the free Discovery plan lets you create an album of up to twenty items, no card required. Enough to check with your best man or maid of honour that the QR code works, before the day itself.
Create your album — or see all four plans.