Galawall

A shared photo album for your wedding, built as guests add to it

Guests add straight into one shared album by scanning a QR code or opening a short link, with no account and nothing to install. It is not a folder they are invited to after the fact; it fills up live through the day. You own it, can download the whole thing as one file, and it stays in full resolution throughout.

Free to try with 50 photographs. One payment of $49 per event when you are ready.

Galawall

Emma & James

12 June

Live on the wall

214 photographs

Emma & James

One album, not several copies

A shared album usually means everyone keeps their own copy and hopes it ends up in one place eventually. Here, there is only one album from the start: every guest adds directly into it, so there is nothing to merge afterwards.

You can see it filling up as the day goes on, from the dashboard or on a screen at the venue, rather than waiting for people to send things over in the days that follow.

What makes it shared

  • Anyone with the QR code or the short link can add to it, guest or family.
  • No account or app is needed on the guest's side to contribute.
  • A guest sees their own photograph marked as it arrives.
  • You, as the owner, can view, download or remove anything from it.

Compared with a general-purpose shared album

Some shared albums, such as the kind built into a phone's own photo app, ask every contributor to sign in or have that app installed before they can add a picture. Galawall's guest page asks neither: a link opens straight into a page that takes photographs and videos, and that is the whole barrier to entry.

Before, during and after

WhenWhat happens
Before the weddingCreate the wall and share the link or the QR code.
During the weddingGuests add photographs and videos directly into the one album.
AfterwardsDownload the whole album as one file, in full resolution.
For a yearOn the paid plan, the album stays in place for 365 days.

Updated September 16, 2026

How it works

A minute to set up. A lifetime to look back on.

  1. Create.

    Give the evening a name and a look. No account needed to begin.

  2. Print.

    A sign for the door and cards for the tables, ready for the printer.

  3. Watch.

    Put the wall on a screen. Your guests do the rest.

Questions

Is this the same as a shared album in a phone's photo app?
The idea is similar, but guests do not need an account or that app installed. A link opens a page in the browser that takes photographs directly.
Do guests need to sign in to add a photo?
No. Nobody signing in, no name or email, is asked before a guest can add to the album.
Can I download the whole shared album at once?
Yes, as a single file from the dashboard, at any point once photographs have been added.
How long does the shared album stay open?
The trial keeps it for 7 days. On the paid plan, it stays for 365 days, with a reminder by email before anything is removed.
Can more than one person manage the album?
Yes. An account keeps the wall accessible from any device, so more than one person can check on it.