The wedding disposable camera — without cameras going missing
You know the idea: disposable cameras on the tables, guests snapping away, you develop the memories. Flash does the same thing from your guests' own phones — a QR code on the table, a limited roll per guest, and a shared album that stays hidden until you reveal it together.
The QR code is the new place card
Print the code on the place cards or in the program. Guests scan it with their phone camera and are in within seconds — no account, no instructions from the toastmaster. Grandma gets it just as fast as the bridesmaids.
The photos your photographer never sees
Your photographer is one person — the wedding happens everywhere at once. Your guests' rolls catch the dance floor, the reactions to the speeches, and the quiet corners. The limited number of shots makes every photo chosen, not sprayed.
The big moment at brunch
Nothing is shown during the evening — the suspense is the point. Reveal the album at brunch the day after and relive the whole wedding through every guest's eyes, together. The voice notes become the greetings you keep forever.
Three steps from place card to wedding album
- Create the event. Name it, choose the number of shots per guest, and design a cover — it takes under a minute. See the full flow →
- Put the QR code on the tables. The app generates a print-ready poster and place cards. Your guests scan and shoot all evening.
- Reveal the album. One tap when you're ready — every photo, video, and voice note is developed at once, for everyone.
Disposable cameras at weddings — what couples usually ask
How does a digital disposable camera work at a wedding?
You create an event in Flash and put the QR code on the tables — on the place cards, in the program, or as a sign. Guests scan it with their phone camera and get their own roll with a set number of shots. Nobody sees a single photo during the evening; when you reveal the album, everyone's shots are developed at once.
What does it cost compared to physical disposable cameras?
Ten physical disposable cameras plus developing often add up to more than 2,500 SEK — and half the shots come back as blurry ceilings. Flash charges a one-time price per event based on guest count (small events are free), and every single photo lands in the album automatically.
Do guests have to create an account or download anything?
No account. Guests scan the QR code and are shooting within seconds — even older relatives usually manage it without help. You as the host couple create the event in the app; your guests just scan and shoot.
When should we reveal the wedding album?
Most couples reveal at the brunch the day after — the album becomes the perfect finale to the weekend, and everyone gets to relive the evening together. If you'd rather show the photos during the party, that works too: you decide when to press Reveal.
More questions? Full FAQ · See examples of real albums or other occasions.
Hand your guests the camera
Small events are free. Bigger weddings cost a one-time price — no subscription, nothing for your guests to pay.