My ceremony is only sixty people, is it worth it?

It is worth it precisely because small ceremonies rarely have a full photographer. Guest photos are often the only record of the key moments.

Can I use it for nikah and reception on different days?

Yes. The event date can be changed in the dashboard, and couples holding a second celebration get fifty percent off.

Can older guests manage it?

They scan it the way they scan a restaurant menu. No app, no login, and the screen is one large button.

QR photo sharing for engagements and nikah

A small celebration, but the memories should not be any smaller.

Engagements and nikah ceremonies are usually held at home. Sixty guests, one canopy in the yard, and most families do not hire a full photographer for the day. What you have instead is a cousin who is good with a camera, and fifty other phones.

The problem is not a shortage of photos. There are plenty. The problem is that they are scattered across everyone's phone, and you have to ask for them one person at a time. The most painful part is that the nikah itself, the most important moment of the day, is usually captured by whoever happened to stand closest, not by anyone you hired.

With Kenang you place one QR code on the gift table or at the front door. Anyone who walks in can scan and start shooting. The nikah from your aunt's angle, the ring from your sister's angle, all of it lands in the same place on the same day.

Because these celebrations are more intimate, voice notes often become the part families treasure most. Guests can leave a thirty second message for the two of you. A prayer from your grandmother, a joke from a school friend, a voice you could never capture in a photo.

The Intimate package was built for exactly this size of celebration, and the gallery stays live for six months from the date of the event.

How it works at a home ceremony

01One code is enoughSmall ceremonies do not need a card on every table. One card on the gift table is usually plenty.
02Mention it onceAsk the host or a cousin to mention it before the food. One announcement lifts the scan rate noticeably.
03Turn on voice notesIntimate ceremonies gain the most from voice notes. Guests record thirty seconds right in the browser.

A Kenang QR card on a reception table, ready for guests to scan

Common questions

My ceremony is only sixty people, is it worth it?: It is worth it precisely because small ceremonies rarely have a full photographer. Guest photos are often the only record of the key moments.
Can I use it for nikah and reception on different days?: Yes. The event date can be changed in the dashboard, and couples holding a second celebration get fifty percent off.
Can older guests manage it?: They scan it the way they scan a restaurant menu. No app, no login, and the screen is one large button.

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