- Blog
- Bios
- Boards
- Classifieds
- DIY
- Gallery
- Vendor Reviews
- Shop Weddingbee
I'm thinking of using Olapic (link). It's not free, but I think $95 for one year is pretty reasonable, though you can make it even cheaper by only doing 6 months.
I'd love to hear what other people did though, I'm still trying to decide!
If you're considering paying for something, I'd highly recommend considering SmugMug (about $30-35/year, I think?). Full file sharing, unlimited storage, their print lab is excellent, and their customer service is the best I've ever seen. I use it for all my family/personal photos. Please feel free to PM me for more info or a coupon code (I am in *no* way affiliated--I just really, really like them!).
Ooh, that looks interesting. They have some promo codes on their Twitter page. Do you think I can use it even though I'm in the UK? (Can't get to their darn FAQ page...)
Anymore suggestions ladies? We've ruled out creating a Facebook group, Photobucket and a free Flickr account. *le sigh*
Thanks for making this post. I just remembered we wanted to set up something similar for our guests.
We were thinking of setting up a Pro Flickr account (~$25 for one year) and giving everyone the log-on information to upload their photos. Then we would just download everything from that account and let it expire after the year.
I've been to another wedding where they requested everyone sign up for a free Flickr and just add the photos to a group they would set up. Most guests won't exceed the 200 photos during one night. But I think it may be complicated for some who are not tech-savvy or just generally too much work, to create an account, upload photos, and then add it to a group.
My vote is for Picassa through Google. The upsides to Picassa are that you and all of your guests will be able to download the pictures that other guests upload -- for free!! I don't know if any of the other websites do this. Maybe they do, but I know things like kodakgallery don't. The standard free storage allocation for Picassa is only 1 GB, but you can upgrade to 20 GB for $5 per year, or 80 GB for $20 per year. That's a lot of storage for not too much $$ in my opinion.
Yay for Google searches!
I just saw this option as well to use Picasa...
http://www.geeksugar.com/2530627
It says you can set up an e-mail address where guests can e-mail their photos to your account. Maybe I'll do a test run with my family asking for holiday photos from last month.
Ooh... @mikan -- That sounds like an amazing option. We're planning on using Picassa for our guest photos, and this option sounds so easy :-)
See, I'm not a fan of Picasa. I don't think the picture quality is as good as sites like Flickr or Shutterfly. Also, I think that if I was going to email the photos to be put up online that I'd just e-mail them to the bride and groom! We've set up a specific wedding email and are encouraging our friends to use it to contact us about anything wedding related so some guests might get confused.
We used Winkflash. It is free, and unlike a lot of the other free sites, it allows you to download the full hi res versions of guests photos. It also allows for unlimited uploads. We were thrilled with our experience.
I'm hoping to do something like this too so I love hearing about other people's experiences!
You must log in to post.
| Visit our sister sites | eHarmony Online Dating |
eHarmony Advice Dating Advice |
Project Wedding Wedding Songs |
JustMommies Pregnancy Calendar |

| User | Posts Today |
|---|---|
| fivemonthsnotice | 17 |
| LammChop | 16 |
| Lyndzo | 15 |
| ticatica | 14 |
| Mrs. Chai | 13 |
| MissPumpkinPie | 12 |
| BellaDee | 12 |
| MrsOliveBird | 11 |
| garden_bride | 11 |
| aussiebee | 11 |
| User | Posts Today |
|---|---|
CassidyR |
1 |
| beargoose | 1 |
| mkim | 1 |
| garden_bride | 1 |
Hi Bees! FH and I are looking for a website something along the lines of Flickr or Shutterfly where you can give your guests a username and password and they can upload photos of your wedding for you to view later.
Ideally we're looking for something free (cause let's be honest, a wedding is expensive enough!) but also something that doesn't limit your monthly uploads.
Anyone have any experience doing this? Any websites you'd recommend?