Your photographer captures the wedding beautifully.
But your photographer can't be everywhere.
While you're greeting guests, someone across the room catches your parents laughing together. A friend captures what happened at another table. Someone records the reaction just before you walk into the reception. Your guests see hundreds of little moments throughout the day that you may never see yourself.
What if all of them had access to the same camera?
With Spime, in a sense, they do.
A Shared Camera, for Everyone Present.
Your Guests Are Already Taking Photos
At almost every wedding, guests have their phones out.
They're photographing the ceremony, the speeches, the dancing, their table, each other—and all the spontaneous moments happening between the big ones.
The problem comes afterward.
Those photos are scattered across dozens or hundreds of phones. Some get posted to social media. Some arrive in group chats. Some are sent to the couple weeks later.
And many are simply never seen again.
A Wedding Spime gives everyone one shared place to capture those moments from the beginning.
Guests take photos and videos through the Spime camera, and their contributions come together inside the same Wedding Spime as the celebration unfolds.
Different people. Different perspectives. One shared experience.
Not a Replacement for Your Photographer
Let's make this clear:
Spime doesn't replace your professional wedding photographer.
Your photographer has a completely different role—creating the carefully composed, professionally captured record of your wedding.
Spime captures something else.
What everyone else saw.
The candid moments. The view from another table. Friends getting ready. Someone laughing outside the reception. The dance floor from inside the crowd.
Your photographer captures the wedding professionally.
Your guests capture what it felt like to be there.
Only the People There Can Capture
This is one of the biggest differences between a Wedding Spime and simply creating another online photo album.
Photos and videos aren't uploaded from people's existing libraries.
They're captured through Spime by people physically within the Spime's area.
That keeps the shared collection connected to the actual celebration.
What appears in your Wedding Spime comes from the people experiencing the wedding with you.
Captured there. By the people who were there.
Everyone Gets to See the Wedding Differently
The shared camera works both ways.
Your guests aren't simply contributing photos for the bride and groom to collect afterward.
They can experience what everyone else is capturing too.
Someone at one table can discover a wonderful moment from across the room.
A guest who missed something during the reception can see it through somebody else's camera.
And, of course, the couple gets a perspective no two people could ever capture on their own:
their wedding as seen through the eyes of the people they invited to share it with them.
Keep Your Wedding Private
A wedding is personal. Your Wedding Spime can be too.
You can lock your Spime and give your guests access using an Access Password or QR Code.
Spime also provides additional privacy controls that let you manage how the Spime can be discovered, whether its location is shown, who can participate and more.
So you can create a shared experience for the people at your wedding without necessarily sharing it with the world.
Just Scan and Join
Getting guests involved should be simple.
Place a small QR Code card on each reception table, include one with your wedding materials or display it near the entrance. Here's a sample demonstrating the idea.
Guests scan the code with their phones, download Spime if they don't already have it, and join your Wedding Spime.
Then they can start capturing.
Scan. Join. Capture.
From Getting Ready to the Last Dance
If your wedding takes place in more than one location, your Spime doesn't necessarily have to stay behind at the ceremony.
Make it a Dynamic Spime, and the active area can move with its creator.
Imagine the day:
Getting ready
↓
Ceremony
↓
Photos
↓
Reception
↓
Late-night celebration
The Wedding Spime can move through the day with you, allowing nearby guests to continue participating as the celebration changes location.
And the photos themselves retain the location context of where they were captured.
One wedding. Several places. One continuing Spime.
What Happens to the Photos Afterward?
When the wedding ends, your Wedding Spime doesn't simply disappear.
After it expires, a Spime you've created or followed moves into your Archives, together with its photos, videos, comments and activity, so you can return to those memories later.
Guests can also choose to automatically save photos and videos they capture through Spime to their own device gallery.
So the shared Spime becomes something everyone can enjoy during the wedding—and something you can revisit after the day itself has passed.
The celebration ends. The shared memory stays.
What Does It Cost?
For many weddings, nothing.
A standard free Spime can accommodate up to 250 participants, cover a radius of up to 200 metres, and remain active for up to 5 days.
That can be more than enough for a typical wedding.
Tokens are available when you want to go beyond the standard limits or add certain Premium capabilities—for example, extending the radius or duration, accommodating more participants, or making the Wedding Spime Dynamic.
Learn About Pricing & Tokens →
One Wedding. Hundreds of Perspectives.
There are moments on your wedding day that you'll see yourself.
There are moments your photographer will capture beautifully.
And then there are all the moments happening everywhere else.
Your guests are already there.
Their cameras are already in their hands.
Spime simply gives all of those perspectives one place to come together.
A Shared Camera, for Everyone Present.
Made For Moments Like This
Put a Shared Camera at Your Wedding.
Create a Spime for your wedding and let the people you invited help capture the day as they experience it.
