Free Wedding Photo Gallery: Set Up a QR Gallery Before You Pay for Anything
Create a free wedding guest-photo gallery, test the QR upload flow with real phones, and only upgrade when you know how much capacity and which event features you need.
By CamLove Team
A free wedding photo gallery is most useful as a real test, not a fake demo. You should be able to create the actual event, open it on a guest's phone, scan the final QR code and upload a few files before deciding whether to pay. CamLove's free starting tier is designed for exactly that kind of setup and trial.
What is included in the free CamLove gallery?
A newly created free gallery currently starts with a 30-day access period and a capacity of 20 uploads. The gallery is published immediately, receives its own event link and QR flow, and can later be upgraded from the organizer dashboard.
Why create the gallery before designing your wedding stationery?
The QR code should point to the final event destination. Creating the gallery first prevents a common mistake: printing hundreds of cards with a temporary or incorrect URL.
- 1Create the real event gallery.
- 2Choose the event name and date.
- 3Generate or download the event QR code.
- 4Test the guest upload flow.
- 5Place that final QR into your table-card design.
- 6Print one physical test before ordering the full quantity.
Is 20 uploads enough for a real wedding?
For most weddings, 20 uploads should be treated as a setup and trial allowance rather than the final event capacity. It is enough to test the workflow with the couple, wedding party or venue team. If many guests will upload throughout the day, a paid plan provides much more room.
When should you upgrade?
| Plan | Current price | Photo allowance | Video allowance | Access |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | €0 | 20 uploads to start | Use as setup/test tier | 30 days |
| Basic | €39 | Up to 1,000 photos | Up to 10 videos | 3 months |
| Plus | €49 | Up to 5,000 photos | Up to 100 videos | 1 year |
| Premium | €99 | Unlimited photos | Up to 100 videos | 2 years |
The paid CamLove plans are currently one-time payments rather than monthly subscriptions. Premium also includes the Photo Wall for TV/projector, while Plus and Premium include the broader live-gallery and personalization feature set.
A five-minute pre-wedding test worth doing
- Scan the QR from the printed card
- Upload a portrait photo and a landscape photo
- Try the flow from a second phone
- Confirm that the event name and language are correct
- Check what the organizer sees in the dashboard
- Delete or moderate any test content you do not want in the final gallery
Free is useful because it removes the setup risk
The main advantage is not saving a few euros. It is being able to verify the workflow before the wedding date. You can see whether the QR scans well, whether guests understand the instruction and whether the gallery fits your event before committing to a larger plan.
Create your free CamLove wedding gallery and test the QR flow
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FAQ
Is CamLove free to try?+
Yes. A newly created gallery currently starts on the free tier with 20 uploads and 30 days of access.
Do I need to create a different gallery when I upgrade?+
No. The normal flow is to upgrade the existing event gallery, so you can keep the same event and QR destination.
Is the free plan enough for the whole wedding?+
It may be enough for a very small test or tiny event, but 20 uploads will be restrictive for most weddings. Use the free tier to prepare and test, then choose capacity based on expected guest participation.
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