One QR code for graduation party photo sharing. Guest uploads, photo scavenger hunt, audio guestbook, printable games, planning timeline, and a keepsake album — all from the phones already in the room.
No app. Every guest camera. $49 once.
Eighty guests, eighty cameras. The problem isn't taking photos — it's collecting them.
Guests scan your QR code and upload straight from their phone browser. No app, no login. iPhone, Android, grandma's tablet. If it has a camera and a browser, it works. You'll have more photos by the end of the party than a professional photographer takes at the ceremony.
Paper guest books collect dust. Digital guestbooks collect voices, video, and messages the graduate listens to for years.
Text, audio, and video messages — up to one minute each. Imagine listening to grandpa say "I'm so proud of you" at 30 years old. That's a different kind of keepsake than a book of signatures in a closet. You moderate what shows up.
Give guests a reason to capture the moments that matter — not just the cake and the group shot.
Built-in prompts: "Cap & gown selfie," "Three generations together," "Best friends since freshman year," "Someone sneaking an extra slice of cake," "The gift that made everyone laugh." Guests compete, photos upload automatically. The host picks winners.
You shouldn't worry about what's appearing in the gallery while you're hosting the party.
Turn on moderation — every upload waits for approval. PIN-protect the gallery. Hide it until you're ready. Private album only the family can see, or public for all guests to browse. You control everything.
A black-and-white square next to your carefully themed decorations? No.
Eighteen printable QR templates — table tents, yard signs, invitation inserts, selfie station signs. Navy and gold? Black and white? School colors? Download PDFs ready for your printer, or design your own from the dashboard.
Guests arrive at 1pm, leave at 5pm, nobody's there at the same time. That's exactly the format where QR beats a booth.
The QR code stays on the table for the entire open house window. Every guest who walks in, at any time, uploads to the same gallery. No booth schedule, no time slots. First to last — all captured.
Phone upgrades delete memories. Cloud accounts get forgotten. You need one button that puts everything on your own drive.
Bulk ZIP download — all originals, organized. Print-ready album PDF in six formats (A4, 8×10, square). A real graduation party album for under $15 at Costco. The graduate takes it to their dorm, their first apartment, or keeps it on a bookshelf for decades.
Memory Lane Bingo, Senior Superlatives, Who Knows the Grad Best — plus a day-of timeline with photo hunt.
Download printable graduation party games for free, no account needed. Customize with the graduate's name. The day-of timeline plans setup through cleanup — backyard, open house, or formal venue templates. Both work with or without the gallery.
One price, everything included — no tiers, no add-ons, no surprises.
QR codes, guest uploads, scavenger hunts, open houses, printable games — what people ask before buying.
You print a QR code (we include 18 templates: table tents, yard signs, invitation inserts) and place it where guests can see it. They scan with their phone camera, tap the link, and upload photos or videos straight from their browser — no app, no account.
No. The gallery works in any phone browser — iPhone, Android, tablets. Guests scan the QR code and upload directly. No app store, no login, no friction. Your aunt who "doesn't do technology" figured it out in 10 seconds.
It replaces what a photo booth can't do: capture every room, the backyard, the cap toss, the speeches, the family groups — not just one corner with props. A booth rental costs $300-$500 for 2-4 hours. Grad Moments costs $49, covers the entire party, and captures photos from every guest's phone.
Guests leave text messages, audio recordings (up to 1 minute), and video wishes — all in one digital guestbook inside your gallery. "I'm so proud of you" becomes a keepsake the graduate can listen to for years, not a forgotten signature in a paper book.
A built-in game where guests get photo prompts like "Cap & gown selfie," "Three generations together," "Best friends since freshman year," "The gift that made everyone laugh." They snap the photo and upload via QR. Every entry goes to the gallery. The host picks winners.
Yes — especially well. Open houses run 3-4 hours with guests coming and going. The QR code stays on the table the entire time. First guest at 1pm, last at 5pm — they all upload to the same gallery. Better than a booth that's only there for a time slot.
Guests heart their favorite photos. The gallery generates a print-ready PDF in six formats — A4, 8×10, square. Take it to Costco, Walgreens, or any print shop for a real graduation party album under $15. A keepsake the graduate takes to college or their first apartment.
Everything: unlimited guest uploads (photos, videos, audio), 18 QR templates, graduation photo scavenger hunt, audio and video guestbook, photo reactions, moderation and privacy controls, custom gallery URL, up to 3 co-organizers, ZIP download, album PDF, free graduation party games printable, day-of timeline tool, and six months of hosting. No tiers, no upsells.
Six months from the date you activate your gallery — not from the day you pay. Buy early when you start planning, activate when the party date is set. Download everything before the window ends; the files are yours forever.
Yes. Download printable graduation party games (Memory Lane Bingo, Senior Superlatives, Who Knows the Grad Best) and the day-of timeline — no email, no account. They work with or without the photo gallery.