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—For the confirmation

Teens shoot for the story, relatives want a print — the two never meet otherwise

A confirmation brings together two generations with very different habits: teenagers already have their phone in hand all the time and shoot constantly, mostly for their own story. Aunts, uncles and grandparents pick up a camera less often but more deliberately — and ask for a print to hang up afterward.

These two sets of photos normally never meet: one set disappears from a story after 24 hours, the other sits on a memory card nobody collects. In the end, neither side ever sees what the other captured.

A code that works from the church pew to the coffee table catches both groups throughout the day — nobody has to install an app or send a file.

Church and party are two different places

Inside the church, the local congregation's rules apply, not an app's — whether and when photos are allowed during the service is something to check quickly with the pastor beforehand.

Afterward, at the meal and in the evening, most of the photos happen anyway: nobody there is tied to a fixed order of events, and that's where most of the pictures pile up.

So the great-aunt gets to join in too

A link often fails at the coffee table after the second mistyped character. A short code that someone reads out loud once, on the other hand, reaches everyone at the table.

Anyone without a phone to scan can just type the code in by hand instead — the granddaughter reads it out, the great-aunt types it in.

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    A card at the seat

    The code already sits on the pew or at the seat in church, once permission for that has been sorted out.

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    A reminder at the meal

    The code shows up again on the menu card or a small stand on the table, for anyone who only arrives for the meal.

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    A full gallery by evening

    By evening the gallery has filled itself: church, meal and party all land side by side automatically.

A printable photo scavenger list for the celebration?

Our generator has its own free set built for a confirmation, ready to download and print right away.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Guests join instantly with the event code. Just enter the code, snap photos, and upload.

snaplounge works entirely in the browser. Guests simply scan the QR code and can immediately take and upload photos. Works on any smartphone with iOS or Android.

Yes, and that is the whole point of the QR code: everything runs right in the browser. Hold the phone camera up to the code, the page opens by itself, take photos. If you can take a photo, you can join in.

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.

As a rough guide: with 100 guests you can expect several hundred to well over a thousand shots across an evening. Most of them normally stay on other people's phones — those are exactly the ones snaplounge brings to you.

Ready for the confirmation?

Set up the gallery for free — one code for church and party, every photo in one place.

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