Two months of waiting
The official pictures arrive long after the day, when the feeling of it has already started to fade.
The photographer delivers in two months. Your guests have hundreds of pictures tonight. Poddz brings them together in a space that stays yours.
The official pictures arrive long after the day, when the feeling of it has already started to fade.
Everybody photographed something you missed, and almost none of it will ever reach you.
A guest posts before the ceremony ends, and you discover your own wedding through a stranger’s comments.
Guests post as it unfolds, so you can reopen the whole thing before the last table has been cleared.
The cocktail hour you crossed twice, the table you never reached — someone was there and kept it.
Your wedding stays inside the room it happened in, whatever anyone else does with their own phone.
Anniversaries reopen it, and the pictures come back complete rather than as the same five favourites.

And put the link on the tables.
Two taps, from the ceremony onwards.
The whole day, seen by everyone who was there.
We had four hundred photos the night of the wedding, two months before the photographer’s.
The link went on every table. Even the grandparents managed it, which we did not expect.
I saw the whole cocktail hour I had walked straight through. That alone was worth it.
A QR code on the tables covers most of them, and the rest join from a message. Nobody needs to be walked through it.
No, it fills the two months before the delivery, and it captures the angles a single photographer cannot be at.
Only members ever see it. Someone who was not at the wedding cannot find the group, let alone open a photo.
It stays. Couples reopen it on anniversaries, and guests keep adding pictures they find months later.
Disponible partout
PODDZ est disponible sur iPhone.
Emportez vos souvenirs partout, en toute simplicité.

