Your wedding has 80 cameras. You should have access to all of them — without chasing.
Wedding Spark is one QR code at the bar. Guests scan, upload, done. No app. No login. No "I'll send them this weekend."
By the morning after your wedding, every photo, video, and voice message your guests captured is already in your gallery — sorted, downloadable, yours.
Questions you'd actually ask
Are there limits on what guests can upload?
Yes — fair ones. Photos: up to 50 MB each (more than enough for any phone). Videos: up to 5 minutes and 500 MB. Audio messages: up to 3 minutes. We post these limits openly because nothing kills a wedding upload faster than a video that fails halfway through.
What happens after 6 months?
We'll email you 30 days before the gallery closes. You can download everything as a ZIP, save the album PDF, and keep your memories forever. After 6 months we delete the gallery — your stuff, your timeline.
Can I extend?
No. We don't sell extensions, upgrades, or add-ons. $49 once includes 6 months — enough for any wedding planning, the event, and post-wedding download. After that, your photos are yours to keep on your own drive.
Why not free?
Free apps make money by selling your data, showing ads, or trapping you in subscriptions. We charge $49 once because hosting your wedding videos costs money, and we'd rather you trust us than wonder what we're hiding.
What if my wedding's small (40 guests)?
Same price. We don't charge per guest because counting your friends isn't our business model.
Is the album PDF an actual printed book?
No — it's a print-ready PDF. You download it, send it to any printer (Vistaprint, Mixbook, your local print shop, or even Costco photo center), and they print it for you. We give you the file at 300 DPI in your chosen format — you choose where and how to print.
Who's behind this?
Eliza — graphic designer, got married 3 years ago, built Wedding Spark out of frustration. Email her any question: [email protected]. She replies herself.
Hi, I'm Eliza.
I got married three years ago in a small backyard ceremony. 60 guests. My friend's iPhone broke during the ceremony. My uncle's photos lived in a Facebook album I can't access anymore. The slideshow my cousin made disappeared when she switched to Android.
I have my photographer's gallery — beautiful, professional, posed.
I don't have anything else.
I built Wedding Spark because I'm a graphic designer, not a wedding planner. I didn't want to build "event tech." I wanted one place where everything from my wedding day could live — without subscribing, without asking 80 people for their cloud passwords, without waiting.
It's $49. Once. That's everything: photos, videos, audio messages, guest book, privacy controls, printable album PDF. 6 months of hosting — enough time to plan, celebrate, and download every memory home.
One plan. One price. Made by one person who needed it.
— Eliza
[email protected]