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Bar and bat mitzvah photo sharing

Ceremony photos from the photographer. Party photos from everyone else.

The weekend already has a photographer. What you still lose are the classmate candids, the grandparents' phone pictures, and the party that happens after the service. One QR on the tables fixes that.

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A weekend with two crowds

1

Family at the service

Share a link with relatives beforehand so the people in the pews have a place to put what they shoot. You still follow the venue's photo rules.

2

Kids at the party

Classmates will take a hundred photos and send zero. A QR on the dessert table is more realistic than asking a 13-year-old to AirDrop you later.

3

Out-of-town grandparents

They can watch the album fill up from the hotel or from home. Send the link. No new app.

Respect the room, collect the party

If a synagogue or venue limits photos during the service, listen to that. Snapjar is for the parts of the weekend where phones are already out.

$19.99 for unlimited if the party is the size these usually are. Free is enough to try at a Friday dinner.

"We got photos from kids we had never met and relatives we see once a decade. Same album."

That is the guest list

Questions people actually ask

Can the host delete a photo a kid should not have uploaded?

Yes. The host can remove any photo. You are not stuck with whatever hits the album.

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