Learn how MoonVeils collects wedding photos, how guests upload, how QR code galleries work, and how your memories stay organized.
Ask a questionMoonVeils is built for the practical moment after the wedding too: collecting guest photos, organizing them, and turning them into a digital album that feels like the day itself.
An AI wedding album is a digital wedding album that uses AI-assisted organization and curation to turn many guest photos into a structured story. Instead of leaving photos scattered across group chats, MoonVeils helps arrange them into a cinematic album couples can revisit and share.
Guests scan the couple's MoonVeils QR code or open a private upload link on their phone. They can add photos and short clips without installing an app or creating a guest account.
The couple receives a wedding-specific QR code. When guests scan it, they land on the upload page for that wedding space, and their photos are collected into the couple's gallery.
Create a MoonVeils wedding space, share the QR code at the venue or in messages, and ask guests to upload throughout the celebration. MoonVeils keeps the guest photos together so the couple does not have to chase files after the wedding.
MoonVeils helps group uploaded wedding photos around the flow of the day, such as getting ready, ceremony, portraits, speeches, first dance, and candid guest moments. The result is easier to browse than a raw folder of uploads.
A cinematic wedding album is story-driven. It presents photos as scenes and chapters, using pacing, layouts, captions, and visual rhythm so the wedding feels like a memory you can relive instead of a plain photo dump.
Everything couples and guests want to know about collecting wedding photos with MoonVeils.