How do we collect our guests’ photos in Berlin?
You create a Momentral event and share a QR code or link. Guests scan it and upload photos and videos from their browser, in original quality.
Wedding photos Berlin
A registry office in the morning, a courtyard venue in the afternoon and a party running until dawn. A Berlin wedding generates far more material than one photographer can record on their own.

The official ceremony and the celebration often sit far apart here, sometimes in different districts entirely. Guests who attend only the ceremony bring home completely different frames from those who arrive at night.
Because the same link covers the whole day, photos from the registry office corridor and dance floor videos at two in the morning belong to a single event.
Converted industrial halls, courtyards, galleries and roof terraces define many parties here. Daytime is bright; late evening turns dark and loud, which is exactly when the videos start.
A lit or generously sized sign therefore works better than a very discreet one. Uploads keep their original quality even over a patchy mobile connection.
Berlin guest lists mix family from elsewhere, a local circle of friends and colleagues, often with international guests among them. The digital invitation shows the schedule, the venue and how to get there.
Anyone who has replied finds the gallery through that same link on the day. There is one Momentral event, not two separate tools to manage.
Planning tip
For Berlin receptions, remind guests about the QR code before the party section begins; uploads increase when people start recording videos.
You create a Momentral event and share a QR code or link. Guests scan it and upload photos and videos from their browser, in original quality.
Yes. The same link covers the whole event, and uploads land in the same private gallery regardless of venue.
Create one Momentral event, share the QR code, and keep your wedding photos and videos organized from the first upload.