Guests scan the code on their table, record a message on their own phone, and it lands in your gallery with their name on it. No iPad station, no line at the kiosk, no one standing guard over a rental.
FREE FOR A LIMITED TIME · TEN MINUTES TO SET UP
There's no single station, so the whole room can record during cocktail hour at once — not just the twelve people who found the iPad.
Point the camera at the code, tap, talk. No app to download and no account to make.
Text the link the next morning to anyone who didn't get to it, or to the people who couldn't make the trip.
The line above the name, the name, and the message to guests are all yours to write — plus your own colors and photo. A few starting points:
Put one of these in your message to guests — a specific question gets warmer, funnier answers than "leave a message."
Your event is ready and the code is on the tables. From here, your guests do the rest — you don't have to do a thing until you want to watch.
They scan the code on the table or tap the link you texted or emailed. The recording page opens right in their browser — no app, no login.
They type their name, the front camera opens, a short countdown runs, and they've got up to 60 seconds to say their piece.
One tap sends the clip straight to your gallery, their name attached automatically.
Messages show up in your gallery as they come in. Download them all whenever you're ready — a highlight reel is on the way.
Yes. Share the text or email link and they can record from wherever they are — their message lands in the same gallery as everyone else's.
They do different jobs. A videographer films the day; VideoWishes collects personal messages from your guests. Plenty of couples use both.
Every clip is in your host gallery with the guest's name and time attached. Download them all whenever you're ready.
No. They scan the QR code, tap a text link, or open an email link and the recording page opens in their phone's browser. No app, no login.
VideoWishes is free for a limited time while we launch.
print it on the placard, text it, email it, say it in the toast