Modern events demand modern solutions. A share photo QR code allows guests to instantly upload photos and videos by scanning a simple code—no app downloads, logins, or follow-ups required. This approach ensures memories are captured in real time, even from guests who would never remember to send photos later.

Whether you’re planning a wedding, hosting a milestone celebration, or gathering friends and family for a meaningful event, one question always comes up afterward:

“How do we get everyone’s photos?”

Guests take incredible photos and videos - but they end up scattered across phones, texts, Google albums, Facebook uploads, and forgotten threads. Today, the most effective solution is a shared photo album accessed by a QR code—but not all options are created equal.

This guide walks through:

• How to use a share photo QR code

• The most common ways people create a shared photo album (Google, Facebook, and QR codes)

• Why purpose-built platforms like Dearest are becoming the preferred choice

Your wedding day will fly by, and while your photographer captures the big moments, your guests are often the ones snapping the candid, emotional, behind‑the‑scenes memories you’ll treasure forever. That’s why QR code photo sharing platforms have become one of the most popular modern wedding tools—making it effortless for guests to upload photos and videos in real time.

But not all QR code photo-sharing platforms are created equal.

In this guide, we’ll break down what to look for in a wedding photo sharing platform and why Dearest stands out as one of the best QR code photo sharing solutions for wedding guests.

Learn how to create custom QR codes for free using top generators like QRCode Monkey, Adobe Express, and Canva—plus discover the best solution for collecting guest photos and messages at events. This guide covers QR code creation, customization, scanning, and tracking across all devices.

Private Digital Photo Gallery for Events | Dearest

Looking for a private digital photo gallery for event guests? Dearest uses QR codes for weddings and events to collect photos and turn them into a keepsake.

A QR code may feel like a small detail—but it shapes how your memories are collected, protected, and enjoyed long after the wedding.

The right choice isn’t about spending the least.

It’s about spending once and getting it right.

At Dearest, we help couples gather guest photos in a way that’s easy, organized, and actually enjoyable. And because we get asked all the time how to print QR codes affordably, today I’m breaking down your best options—what works, what to avoid, and the secret to getting real guest participation on your wedding day.

Digital keepsakes preserve meaningful memories and family heritage through photos, videos, and messages—creating lasting legacies for future generations. Learn how to create, organize, protect, and transform your digital memories into treasured keepsakes using proven methods and modern solutions.

Dearest for Business transforms how event hosts collect and preserve guest contributions. The platform offers a sophisticated, app-free solution tailored specifically for individuals and families planning significant life events, including weddings, milestone trips, memorials, and other celebrations.

On October 10th, the bridal world sparkled a little brighter as The White Dress by the Shore hosted an unforgettable evening — The Hayley Paige Glitterarchy Event. This wasn’t just a celebration of bridal fashion; it was a tribute to creativity, resilience, and women empowering women.

Halloween isn’t just about candy and costumes — it’s about memories. From spooky soirées to trick-or-treating adventures, Dearest helps you collect and share all the fun in one beautiful place. Here are ten creative ways to use your Dearest photo gallery this Halloween season!

If you’re attending a wedding soon (or planning your own), here are the essential wedding social media etiquette rules for guests—plus why Dearest is the best way to collect wedding photos without the stress.

Weddings are packed with magical moments: the first look, the quiet smiles, spontaneous group shots, and the tear-filled father–daughter dance. But as much as we hope to capture them all, in practice it’s hard. In the bustle of the day, guests don’t always send you their best photos. Group chats get cluttered. Sometimes, people forget to forward pictures. Some get lost in the shuffle.

We live in a world where we don’t need expensive digital cameras to click amazing photos. Our smartphones do the perfect job of capturing our most precious memories. However, there are milestone moments — like birthdays, anniversaries, showers, and graduations — when these memories deserve a little more love and attention.