Every guest goes home with photos you will never see. Give them one place to put them: a photo wall on the invitation link they already have.
No app for guests. Free to design, pay when you publish.



A cousin caught the haldi. An aunt filmed the varmala from the third row. Most of it never reaches you, or arrives weeks later, scattered across a dozen chats.
The wall opens from the link your guests already have. They type their name and continue as a guest, or use Google if they prefer. No app to install, no Maṅgalya account.
Choose how many people may upload, up to 500, and how many photos each person may add, up to 20. Each file can be up to 10 MB.
New photos show on the wall as they are added. Refresh it between functions to see what has just arrived.
Select the photos you want and download them. Remove any that should not stay on the wall.
A small mehendi and a five-day wedding need different walls. Set the two numbers once. When the people count is reached, the wall stops taking new people, so the set stays the evening rather than the whole week.
The wall lives on the invitation, so guests use the same link at every function. Nothing new to forward on the day.




The ones from the back rows, the kitchen, the dance floor at midnight. When the celebration is over, they are on one wall and they are yours to keep.
New photos show on the wall as guests add them.
Pick the photos you want and save them together.
Delete the photos that should not stay on the wall.
The wall comes with the published invitation. You pay when you are ready to share it, and add slots only if you need more.

Set who may upload and how many photos each. Your guests do the rest.
Open a photo wall