Gather every First Communion and Confirmation photo in one gallery

One QR code at the lunch table gathers the church steps, the cake, and every godparent’s photos in one private gallery for the family.

Girls in white First Communion dresses and veils standing together outdoors, 1972Uploaded by 18 guests · Church steps
01Every godparent’s photos in one place

Godparents, grandparents and cousins all upload to the same gallery, so you do not have to collect photos from five different chats.

02Easy for the whole family

Guests scan the code and upload from the phone browser, with no app and no account. That works for the grandparents too.

03Photos you can print

Originals arrive in full resolution, so you can order prints for the album and the thank-you cards.

Event plan

From the service to the coffee table

A Communion or Confirmation is a day with several parts: the service, the photos on the church steps, the family lunch, and coffee and cake in the afternoon. Reverie gives relatives and godparents one place to send what they captured at each of them.

  1. 01Put the link in the invitation

    Add the event link to the printed or digital invitation, so godparents and grandparents know where their photos go before the day starts.

  2. 02Check the rules for the service

    Photography during the service is up to each parish. Ask the priest or pastor in advance, and save the camera for the church steps and the lunch afterwards.

  3. 03Put a card on every table

    Everyone sits down together for the lunch and the coffee. A QR code next to the cake and the gift table collects the photos from every table.

  4. 04Choose the keepsake photos together

    Look through the gallery with the family, pick the photos for the album and the thank-you cards, and export the originals as one archive or to Google Drive.

How it works

Set up once. Runs all night.

Set it up before the first glass is raised. The gallery fills while the party is still going, and every file is waiting for you the morning after.

Put the code where guests already are
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Put the code where guests already are

Print it on a table card, the menu, or the welcome sign. One scan opens your event in the browser.

Guests shoot and send before they forget
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Guests shoot and send before they forget

Photos and videos upload straight from the camera roll. No app, no login, no compression.

Download every original afterward
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Download every original afterward

Play the gallery back as a slideshow, then download every photo and video in one archive. They are yours to keep.

Questions from families

Asked by parents before the big day.

Can guests upload during the service?

Many parishes limit photography during the service, so check with yours first. The gallery works just as well for the photos from the church steps and the lunch, which guests can upload any time afterwards.

Can the other families in the class add their photos?

Yes. Send the link to the parents of the other children and the photos from the church steps arrive in one place. Whether guests can browse the gallery is your decision.

Who can see the photos of the children?

Only people who have your event link. The gallery is unlisted and not indexed by search engines, and you decide whether guests can browse it or only upload.

Can relatives who live far away take part?

Yes. Send the link to the grandparents and godparents who cannot travel, and they can add an old photo or a short video message from home.

How long do the photos stay available?

Uploads stay open for 28 days after the last upload, or until you export the full gallery. Photos and videos are kept for 12 months after the last upload, so export the originals before then.

What does it cost?

Creating the event is free and includes the first 20 uploads. One payment per event unlocks unlimited guests and uploads, with no subscription.

Every guest. Every photo.
One gallery.

Create your event for free and print the QR code. The gallery fills itself while you enjoy the party.

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