Sovnance for Weddings
One album for every photo from your wedding: guests, photographer, and photobooth, all in one place.
Get the photos you never see again
Your guests take hundreds of photos on their phones: the candid ones, the reactions, the moments you missed while greeting people. Without a shared album, most of those never reach you. Put one QR code on the tables and every phone becomes a contributor: no app to install, no account to create. Guests scan, upload, and their shots land straight in your wedding album, next to your photographer's work.
Open from save-the-date to honeymoon
Your album doesn't have to open and close on the wedding day. Create it as soon as you send the save-the-dates, and leave it open for guests to add photos from the honeymoon send-off or the day-after brunch. There's no app to download and nothing to configure. If your grandmother can scan a QR code, she can use Sovnance. The link works the same for everyone, on any phone, any browser.
Your photographer and everyone else, in one place
Official photos and guest snapshots usually end up scattered across different galleries, drives, and group chats. Sovnance keeps them together: your photographer can upload alongside your guests, in the same album, official photos and guest photos living side by side. Every original file stays untouched, at full resolution with no recompression, whether it came from a professional camera or a phone.
Private by design
Your photos are stored on servers in Paris, France, never outside the EU, and access always goes through signed links that expire. Nothing is ever public. You choose who sees what, and can archive any photo at any time. Sovnance costs 19€ per event, paid once when you activate it, and if you end up not using it, you get a full refund.
Photo missions for your guests
Put numbered mission cards on the tables: photograph the newlyweds laughing, a selfie with your whole table, three generations in one shot. Guests scan the card, post their photo, and the album fills with moments a photographer would never catch. Write your own missions or keep the ready-made list.
