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Home > WeddingSnap

The Photos You Haven’t Seen, the Voices You’ll Want to Remember: Why We Love WeddingSnap for Jewish Weddings

22/10/2026 by Karen Cinnamon Leave a Comment

We never tire of a gorgeous chuppah photo here at STG. There’s something about seeing a couple standing together under the canopy, surrounded by the people who love them, that gets us every time. And while your photographer is capturing the two of you exchanging vows, your guests are seeing it all from their own seats.

Those guest photos can be such a lovely way to capture angles – and moments – you might otherwise miss in all the action on your big day. But with pictures scattered across everyone’s phones, getting hold of them afterwards can be tricky. And much as your friends and family mean to send them over, we all know how easily that gets shifted to the bottom of the to-do list once everyone is back to their normal routines.

Enter WeddingSnap, which collects your guests’ photos, videos, and voice messages in one private gallery. It’s all done through a QR code, and there’s nothing for your guests to download. We’re particularly taken with the voice message feature, because it doesn’t get much more special than being able to hear your grandma wishing you mazal tov long after the wedding.

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