Why a browser page does the job
An app store visit is a lot to ask of someone holding a drink at a wedding. A link that opens straight into the camera roll asks nothing: no search, no install screen, no waiting for it to download over the venue's wifi.
It also means one link works for every guest, whatever phone they carry. There is no separate version for iPhone and Android, and nothing to update mid-evening, because the page they open is always the current one.
What the page can do
- Take a photo, or choose several from the gallery at once.
- iPhone HEIC pictures are converted automatically, so nobody sees a broken file.
- Videos as well as photographs, up to 25 MB each.
- Uploads carry on in the background and retry if the signal drops.
- A guest sees their own pictures marked as they arrive.
Setting it up for your wedding
You create the wall yourself in about a minute, without an account: your names, the date, the occasion and one of ten looks. From there, a dashboard holds the QR code, the guest link and every photograph as it comes in.
Send the same link by WhatsApp, text message or email for anyone who would rather tap a link than scan a code, and print the QR code for everyone else.
An app, without the parts guests skip
| What an app usually asks for | What Galawall asks for |
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| An app store visit and a download | A tap on a link |
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| An account and a password | Nothing |
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| Storage space on the phone | Nothing kept on the phone |
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| Waiting for an update | Always the current page |
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Updated September 16, 2026