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You shoot the wedding. Their guests still take 400 photos you will never see.

Those candids are not a threat to your gallery. They are the reception the couple actually lived. Hand them a QR album so you are not also on the hook for collecting Uncle Dave's camera roll.

Make a sample album

How photographers use it

1

Recommend, do not operate

Couples create the album. You are not running a second business at midnight. You look prepared because you had an answer when they asked.

2

Keep your job distinct

Your photos stay your photos. Guest uploads live in a separate album with a random code, not mixed into your delivery.

3

A kind add-on

If you want to include it, Party is $19.99. That is cheaper than most print credits and it solves a question you already get.

This is not a second shooter in an app

Snapjar does not grade color, pose families, or replace coverage. It collects the messy guest photos so the couple stops asking you if you 'got that moment from the back table.' You did not. Someone's phone did.

Create a demo album with your studio name and send the link when a couple asks how to gather guest photos.

"I would rather they have a plan than email me 80 screenshots in January."

The January inbox

What to tell couples

Copy this if you want.

"I handle the professional gallery. For guest candids, put a Snapjar QR on the tables. They scan, photos land in one album, no app. It's $19.99 if they want unlimited."

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Questions people actually ask

Will guest photos leak into my gallery?

No. Different album, different link. Your contract and delivery stay yours.

Can my studio be credited?

The album name and printable sign are the couple's. If you want a line on a sign, they can write it.

Keep looking around

Same product, different nights.