Is this worth it for a small wedding?
Yes. Even with few guests many points of view appear, and everything lands in one place instead of scattered across individual messages.
Wedding photos Venice
In Venice everything happens on foot or on the water. That constraint shapes how a wedding unfolds more than in any other city, and it turns every single movement into a photographic sequence.

Between the hotel, the ceremony and the palazzo where dinner is served, guests travel by water taxi or vaporetto. Those rides are short but visually the most striking minutes of the whole day.
Because nobody has to install an application, those images upload later from the browser, even in the evening back at the hotel and entirely without rush.
Venetian weddings are often deliberately small, because logistics and spaces impose clear limits. With a small group, every individual point of view weighs far more in the final memory.
When fifteen people capture the same instant from fifteen different positions, the account that remains is richer than a single reportage, however good that reportage is.
Access, jetties and walking routes are what guests ask about most before travelling. The digital invitation states each venue with its Google Maps location for every moment.
Transfer and accommodation information sits in the practical block, and that same link leads to the gallery on the day without anything new needing to be sent.
Planning tip
For Venice weddings, do not wait until reception; many of the best guest videos happen while moving through the city.
Yes. Even with few guests many points of view appear, and everything lands in one place instead of scattered across individual messages.
That is your decision. Every gallery is private and you choose whether guests can see what others uploaded.
Create one Momentral event, share the QR code, and keep your wedding photos and videos organized from the first upload.