Collect wedding photos from your guests. No app needed.
Your guests see a different side of your wedding: the laughter at the reception, a hug after the ceremony and the last dance. A shared online photo album brings those pictures together without chasing them across separate chats.
Prepare your wedding album
Create an event with your wedding date and the time zone of your venue. Once booked, you can share the private guest link before the wedding. Your 30 calendar days start at midnight on the selected event date. Photo uploads open on that day.
One guest link for your wedding party
Send the link with your practical wedding information or in a message to guests. They open the album in the browser on their phone or computer. Guests need neither an app nor an account. Anyone with the link can view and download photos, and add their own when uploads are open. Share the link only with your invited group.
How much storage do you need?
Picunora offers 5, 20 or 60 GB, plus custom plans from 100 to 1,000 GB. The number of photos depends on file sizes; originals and thumbnails both count towards storage. If space runs low, purchase a larger plan during the booked period. Your photos, guest link and expiry date stay the same. The price difference is shown before payment.
After the wedding: save or extend
Download individual favourites in their original uploaded quality before expiry. If you need more time, purchase another 30 calendar days. Extensions and upgrades can be booked until one hour before expiry, and payment must be confirmed in time. After expiry, the gallery and guest access close. Individual photos are deleted after verified archiving. The ZIP is available in the organiser account until 30 calendar days after expiry and is then permanently deleted.
Which photos can guests upload?
JPG, PNG and WebP are supported, up to 20 MB and 25 megapixels per photo. Guests should export HEIC images as JPG first. Videos are not included. Ask guests to share only photos for which they have the required rights and consent. A private link does not replace that consent.