Before the wedding
Create one guest-photo album destination.
Test the QR code from an iPhone and an Android.
Save a plain backup link for the wedding website and text reminders.
Choose who reviews uploads before the album is shared.
Wedding photo collection checklist
Use this Candid Cam checklist to plan QR signs, guest reminders, no-app phone uploads, private review, and the final candid album handoff. It is a guest-photo logistics checklist, not a professional shot list.
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Guest photo checklist
One QR code and backup link
No-app phone uploads
Photos and videos welcome
Reviewed album after the wedding
Copyable checklist
Most wedding photo checklists focus on poses for the photographer. This one covers the guest side: how guests will know where to send phone photos and who checks them before the album is shared.
Create one guest-photo album destination.
Test the QR code from an iPhone and an Android.
Save a plain backup link for the wedding website and text reminders.
Choose who reviews uploads before the album is shared.
Use the same QR code on welcome signs, table cards, and the guest book table.
Keep wording short: scan, upload photos or videos, no app needed.
Place signs where guests pause instead of where they walk past.
Add the plain link under the QR code for guests with older phones.
Ask the MC or DJ for one short upload reminder after dinner.
Put the link in the couple speech notes or thank-you slide.
Remind guests that quick phone videos are welcome too.
Keep the upload ask separate from the professional photographer timeline.
Send the same link the next morning while photos are still easy to find.
Use a short text or email instead of a long explanation.
Invite guests to upload camera-roll favorites from the ceremony, speeches, and dance floor.
Give a simple deadline if the album will be shared soon.
Remove duplicates, blurry shots, and private moments before sharing.
Keep guest photos in a separate candid album beside the professional gallery.
Share one final guest album link after review.
Download or save the approved guest collection for the couple.
Timing plan
Guests usually need more than one nudge. Use one upload destination across printed signs, planner notes, the reception reminder, and the morning-after message.
Confirm the upload destination, QR code, sign wording, review owner, and plain backup link.
Make sure signs and table cards are visible, scannable, and using the same upload page.
Use one short reminder while guests still have their phones out and moments are happening.
Send the link again so guests can upload the photos and videos they saved to their camera roll.
Related guides
Pair the checklist with sign wording, a QR upload page, and a clear photographer or planner handoff so guest candids do not get lost.
Use the full guest-photo collection workflow before, during, and after the wedding.
Copy short sign and table-card wording for the upload ask.
Turn I Spy cards and guest photo prompts into one private QR upload album.
See the browser upload page guests use from their phones.
Keep guest candids separate from the professional gallery handoff.
Wedding photo checklist FAQ
Include the guest upload destination, QR code, plain backup link, sign placement, reminder copy, review owner, day-after follow-up, and final album handoff.
No. A photographer shot list covers the professional photos to capture. This checklist covers how guests will upload their candid phone photos and videos.
Use one QR code, keep the wording short, place the code where guests pause, ask for one reception reminder, and send the same link again the next morning.
No. Candid Cam lets guests scan the QR code or open the link, then upload wedding photos and videos from their phone browser.
Yes. Private review lets the host remove duplicates, blurry photos, and private moments before sharing the final guest album.
Create a Candid Cam album, use one guest upload link across the wedding, and review every candid before sharing the final album.