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—For the christening

The family travels far for the christening — the photos should still end up in one place

A christening is a small gathering – the trip to get there often isn’t: grandparents, godparents and relatives travel from far away, some just for this one afternoon.

Everyone captures the day on their own phone. The grandparents’ photos are usually the ones that never arrive afterward, simply because sharing through an app or a group chat is hard for them.

A code on the invitation is enough: scan it, and you land straight in the gallery, no matter how comfortable someone is with their phone.

Photos of children — who gets to see them

Questions about access matter more with photos of a baby or toddler, not less. Three things stay in your hands.

Who can see the gallery: only people who have the code you hand out to family — no public link, nothing a search engine could ever find.

How long the photos stay up: you set the timeframe and can close the gallery completely, any time.

How single photos disappear again: a picture someone doesn’t want online can be deleted on its own, without touching the whole gallery.

More on privacy for shared photos

For those who couldn’t be there, too

Not every godparent or uncle can make the trip to a christening.

Until now that meant a flood of individually forwarded photos in a family group chat — or no access to the pictures at all.

With the same code, they see the gallery too, without anyone forwarding dozens of single pictures by hand.

    1

    A QR card on the coffee table instead of a screenshot in the group chat

    Instead of copying login details into the family group chat, the code sits as a small card next to the coffee table — set up in a few minutes.

    2

    Family scans, shoots, uploads

    No account, no app — anyone in the family can join right away, even relatives unsure about new technology.

    3

    You decide later what happens to the gallery

    Download it, pass it on, or delete it — the gallery stays up for as long as you want.

Was kostet dich eine Fotobox wirklich?

Eine Fotobox kostet pro Event eine feste Pauschale — unabhängig von Gästezahl und Dauer.

Fotobox mieten
Pauschale pro Event, Ausdrucke inklusive — es wird nicht nach Stück abgerechnet
200 €–500 €
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alle Fotos von allen Gast-Handys, nicht nur die an einer Box
59 €

141 €–441 € günstiger — und du bekommst zusätzlich die Fotos, die sonst auf fremden Handys geblieben wären.

Übliche Marktpreise für eine Fotobox-Pauschale pro Event (typ. 24h): 200–500 €. Keine Berechnung nach Gästezahl, Dauer oder Ausdrucken.

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Want a photo scavenger list for the afternoon?

There’s a free set of christening tasks in our generator — print it and leave it on the coffee table.

Get the christening photo list

Frequently Asked Questions

No! Guests can join instantly with the event code — no registration needed. Just enter the code, snap photos, and upload.

Yes! As the host, you can decide whether all guests can see everyone's photos or only their own. You as the host always have access to all images. You can change this setting at any time.

Yes, and that's the whole point of the QR code: nothing to install, nothing to sign up for. Point the camera at the code, the page opens by itself, start taking pictures. If someone can take a photo, they can join in.

Depending on your plan, photos are available for 90 days (Free), 6 months (Pro) or 12 months (Premium) after the event. During this time, you can download the complete album.

Absolutely. Each event is protected by a unique code. Only invited guests have access. Your data is encrypted in transit and stored securely.

Ready for the christening?

Set up the gallery for free and hand the code to the family — every photo lands in one place.

Create the christening gallery