QR photo sharing for aqiqah
Everyone photographs your baby. Collect all of it in one place.
An aqiqah has one quality no other celebration does. Every single person who walks in will photograph your baby, not once but repeatedly. The grandmother takes some, the aunt takes some, the neighbour takes some, and each of them shoots from an angle you never see because you are busy hosting.
That is hundreds of photographs of your child on the day they were first introduced to the family, and almost none of them ever reach you. The few that do usually arrive through a messaging app, already compressed, and disappear from the scroll within a week.
Kenang gathers all of it. One QR code on the table, guests scan and shoot, and every photo lands in your gallery at original resolution. Not the compressed version, but the full file you can actually print later.
The gallery is organised by guest, so you can open your grandmother's roll and see everything she took in one place. Years later that is not just a set of photos. It is a record of who came that day, and how they looked at your child.
Voice notes give you something photographs cannot. A prayer from an elder for a newborn, in their own voice, kept to be played back when that child has grown.
How it works at an aqiqah
- 01Place it near the babyThe QR card works best near where the baby is, because that is where people gather and shoot.
- 02Raise the shot limitAqiqahs produce more photos per guest than weddings. The Kenduri package gives twenty frames each.
- 03Ask for prayersTurn on voice notes and ask the elders to leave a prayer. This is what matters most years later.
Common questions
- How long does the gallery stay live?
- Six months on the Intimate package and two years on Kenduri, counted from the date of the celebration and not the purchase date.
- Can I download every photo?
- Yes. Originals are always kept, so you get the full files for printing or keeping yourself.
- What if someone takes an unflattering photo?
- You can delete any photo from the gallery. The Kenduri package adds moderation, where photos wait for your approval first.
Aqiqah coming up?
Collect every photo from that day before it disappears into other people's phones.
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