The wedding gift they can’t buy themselves.
Give every one of their guests a disposable camera for the night. Limited shots, no filters, no retakes, nothing visible until morning - then the whole wedding arrives in one album, already paid for.
Give them back the night they’ll be too busy to see.
On the day itself, the couple sees almost none of it. They’re being photographed, hugged, seated, toasted and moved along. The wedding happens to everyone else.
Their photographer covers the ceremony and the portraits, from the outside. Nobody covers the nine tables they never sat at, or the dancefloor at one in the morning. Their guests are standing in all of it already.
How gifting works
You pay once, today. We print you a gift card with a code on it - hand it over, text it, or tuck it into the envelope you were already giving.
The couple redeems the code whenever their date is set. It never expires, so an engagement gift still works for a wedding eighteen months later.
One QR code on the tables. Guests scan, sign their name, and shoot a limited roll - no filters, no retakes, nothing visible until morning.
Every photo, clip and voice note lands in one album, already paid for. They download the whole night in full quality, forever.
Write the gift
We’ll print this onto a card you can hand over, text, or slip into an envelope.
One flat price, unlimited guests, however many people come. The code never expires, so they can redeem it whenever their date is set.
Why it lands
It isn't another thing for the shelf
They have a toaster. They have towels. What they won't have is the nine tables they never got to sit at, the hour they spent being pulled in every direction, or their uncle crying at the back of the room.
It costs them nothing to use
Couples are financially flattened by the time the wedding arrives. A gifted camera is the rare present that removes a line from their budget instead of adding to their cupboard.
Their photographer can't be everywhere
One professional, however good, cannot be at nine tables at once. Their guests already are - this just hands all of them a camera.
It splits beautifully
At $149 flat it's a generous solo gift, or about $37 each from four bridesmaids. Either way it covers every guest they invite, whether that's thirty or three hundred.
Questions
What exactly am I giving?
A full TBT event for one wedding or party: every guest gets a disposable camera on their own phone through a QR code, with a limited roll, no previews and no retakes. Everything collects into one private album the couple keeps and downloads in full quality. The $149 you pay covers the entire event, however many guests attend.
Does the gift expire?
No. The code stays valid until it's used, which matters because engagement gifts are often given a year or more before the wedding. The couple redeems it whenever their date is set.
What if the couple already has photographers?
Almost all of them do, and the two don't compete. A photographer covers the ceremony, the portraits and the set pieces from the outside. This covers the tables, the smoking area and the 2am dancefloor from the inside, by the people who were in it.
What if they never use it?
The code doesn't expire, so there's no deadline to miss - it sits waiting until they're ready, whether that's next spring or the one after. If something has gone wrong, write to hello@usetbt.com and we'll help.
Can I give this before they've set a date?
Yes - that's the most common case. It works as an engagement gift, a bridal shower gift, or a Christmas present for a newly engaged couple. They redeem it later when the planning is real.
Is it only for weddings?
No. The same gift works for a milestone birthday, an anniversary party, a graduation or a christening. Anything with a room full of people worth photographing.
Do the couple's guests have to download an app?
No. Guests scan the QR code and the camera opens straight away in their browser - no app, no account, no sign-up. That's deliberate: every install step costs you participation, especially from older guests.
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