Gooya
Feature

QR signs that tell guests exactly what to do.

The QR code is the front door to Gooya. Put it where people naturally pause, pair it with clear wording, and guests will know they can add photos and videos in seconds.

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Printable sign
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Downloadable QR
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Copyable link
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No app wording
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Feature

A phone-first capture flow for the photos and videos guests already take.

Guest camera

Tap photo

Hold for video

Private gallery

Write-only

Host controls reveal

Export

ZIP

Download all visible files

Placement

A QR code only works if guests notice it at the right moment.

Place the QR where guests have their phones out or are waiting: welcome tables, bars, dinner tables, ceremony programs, hotel bags, and the DJ announcement screen.

  • *Welcome table for early scans.
  • *Bar and dinner tables for repeated reminders.
  • *Ceremony programs for guests arriving early.
  • *DJ or emcee mention after speeches or before dancing.

Wording

The sign should promise the outcome, not explain the software.

Guests do not need a feature list. They need one action and one reason: scan this code and send the couple the photos and videos only you caught.

  • *Scan to add your photos and videos.
  • *No app. No sign-up. Just tap.
  • *Help us see the night from every table.
  • *Send the little moments our photographer might miss.

Templates

Templates are a conversion feature, not decoration.

Competitors use QR sign libraries because hosts want something printable without opening a design tool. Gooya should ship a small set of clean templates before building a large design marketplace.

  • *Classic welcome sign.
  • *Table tent card.
  • *Bar sign.
  • *Ceremony program block.
  • *Minimal black-and-ivory version for any venue.

Backup

Every QR should have a plain link fallback.

Phones, lighting, and camera apps vary. A short readable link gives guests and planners a backup when a QR code is printed too small or placed in bad lighting.

  • *Show the short event URL under the QR.
  • *Let hosts copy the link for texts and emails.
  • *Keep the guest route private and noindexed.
Questions

Answers before you make the QR.

Do guests need to download an app?

No. Gooya opens in the phone browser from one QR code. Guests can use the camera or their library without installing an app, making an account, or remembering a password.

Can guests see everyone else's uploads?

No. Gooya is write-only for guests by default. They send their own memory, see that it landed, and return to the event. The private gallery belongs to the host.

Can the host download everything?

Yes. The host can download the visible memories in one ZIP, including the original photo and video files Gooya stores for the event.

Where should I put the wedding QR code?

Use at least three places: welcome table, bar or dinner tables, and one verbal reminder from the DJ or host. Guests scan more when the prompt appears during natural pauses.

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Guide

Wedding QR code sign wording that guests understand fast.

Use these wedding QR code sign wording examples to help guests scan, take photos, record videos, and send memories.

Guide

Where to place wedding photo QR codes so guests actually scan them.

Place wedding photo QR codes at the welcome table, bar, reception tables, programs, and DJ announcements for better guest uploads.

Wedding QR code

One wedding QR code for guest photos and videos.

Use one wedding QR code to collect guest photos and videos into a private gallery with no app download or account required.

Make one QR code for the memories your guests already caught.

Gooya is a private, no-app guest camera for weddings and events. Guests scan, shoot, and send. You keep the gallery.

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