Can we collect the welcome dinner and the wedding in one event?
Yes. A Momentral event spans multiple days, and the invitation can list each moment with its own time and place.
Wedding photos Rome
The heat pushes the ceremony into late afternoon and dinner well into the night, so the celebration runs almost entirely after sunset. That is a long unbroken stretch, longer than any photography package covers.

In summer the ceremony and aperitivo shift to the end of the day, dinner starts late and the party takes up much of the night. Guests photograph continuously across all of those hours.
The photographer leaves well before the end. Images from the final stretch exist only on the phones of whoever stayed, and a QR code is enough to bring them in.
Many couples celebrate at a villa with a garden beyond the centre while guests stay near the historic sites. A transfer connects the two and generates scenes of its own.
Since the link covers the entire event, photos taken on the coach or in the villa courtyard land in the same private gallery as the ceremony ones.
Nobody travels to Rome for a single evening. The digital invitation can detail several moments: a welcome dinner, the ceremony, and lunch the following day, each with its own time and address.
Hotel, transfer and dress code notes sit in the information block, and RSVPs come through the same form without you chasing anyone.
Planning tip
For Rome weddings, collect uploads across the full day; guests often capture the most memorable clips while walking between locations.
Yes. A Momentral event spans multiple days, and the invitation can list each moment with its own time and place.
Yes, guests upload from the browser. Just make sure the sign stays readable under dimmed lighting.
Create one Momentral event, share the QR code, and keep your wedding photos and videos organized from the first upload.