Memory collection
A page where guests upload photographs, video, voice notes and messages from your event. Everything lands in one organised place instead of scattering across two hundred camera rolls.
About
The best photographs of your wedding are on somebody else's phone
Your photographer captures the day you planned. Your guests capture the day that actually happened — and until now, that footage stayed where it was taken. ShareTheDay exists to close that gap with a printed square of ink and nothing else.
“Bring every perspective of a celebration back to the people it belonged to — without asking a single guest to install anything.”
What we do
One product, four jobs
A code you can print
One QR code, sized for table cards, welcome signs and invitations. Guests scan it with the camera they already have. Nothing to download, nothing to sign up for.
Event management
Set the date, decide when uploads close, and watch the gallery fill in real time from your dashboard — during the reception, or over coffee the next morning.
Privacy by default
Your collection is not a public feed. You control who can see it, what stays in it, and when it closes — and you can take the originals with you at any point.
Our story
It started with a missing photograph
Share the Day began with an ordinary observation. We take hundreds of photographs at a wedding, and we almost never see the ones other people took. The cousin who caught the exact second the bride’s mother started crying. The friend who filmed the whole dabke from the balcony. The table that recorded a two-minute voice note at midnight, laughed, and never sent it to anyone.
Every attempt to fix this asks too much. A shared album needs an account. A hashtag needs a public profile. An app needs a download, at a party, from someone in heels holding a drink. Each extra step removes a chunk of the guests, and the guests you lose are usually the older ones — who took the photographs you would most want.
So we built the version with no steps. A code on the table. A camera. A page that opens. That is the entire product, and every decision since has been about protecting that.
Whether it is a wedding, an engagement party, a christening or an anniversary, the goal has not changed: no memory lost, and every perspective preserved.
What we hold to
Three things we will not trade away
Connection
A wedding is the one day the people who matter are all in one room. What they saw belongs with what you saw.
Privacy
These are your memories, not our content. We do not sell them, train on them, or put our watermark on them.
Simplicity
If a grandmother cannot use it without help, it does not ship. That single constraint decides most of our design arguments.
Start collecting the day before it happens
Set your link up tonight and print the code with your place cards.