Can we include several program items in the invitation?
Yes. One invitation can hold the ceremony, reception, dinner and close as separate items, each with its own time and location.
Wedding photos Vienna
A registry office ceremony, a courtyard reception, dinner in a historic hall and a close in a wine tavern. A Viennese wedding follows a measured running order spread over several addresses.

Between the ceremony, the reception drinks and dinner the party changes location often, on foot or by tram through the centre. Those short moves produce a surprising number of photographs.
A single QR code valid for the whole day stops the reception images and the hall images from ending up in separate chat groups nobody later merges.
The opening waltz in a room with high ceilings is one of those moments nearly every guest films, almost always from an angle the photographer does not occupy at that exact second.
Those videos complete the professional work. They arrive through the same link, and the gallery can then be filtered by photos, videos or voice notes.
If the ceremony, dinner and close happen at three addresses, a clear invitation matters more than any decorative detail. Momentral lists each item with its own time and place.
Guests reply in the browser, state their party size and answer whatever you chose to ask, with the totals updating live in the app.
Planning tip
For Vienna weddings, design the QR card to feel like part of the printed invitation suite; visual consistency increases trust and scans.
Yes. One invitation can hold the ceremony, reception, dinner and close as separate items, each with its own time and location.
Yes. Replies and declines appear continuously in the app, with a total headcount based on the companions guests reported.
Create one Momentral event, share the QR code, and keep your wedding photos and videos organized from the first upload.