Anniversary parties

Fifty years together deserves more than a few blurry phone photos.

Anniversary parties bring together three or four generations at once — sometimes for the only time in years. PicPost makes sure every photo taken that night ends up in one place for the couple and their family to keep.

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An older couple dancing at their anniversary dinner while family members film and photograph them with phones

Photos worth gathering

Every generation

Kids, grandkids, old friends, the original wedding party. Each guest captures the people they came to see.

The first dance — again

The couple back on the dance floor, decades later. Everyone films it. Now it all ends up in one album.

The toasts

Stories from the people who were there at the start. Guests can add captions to their photos as they share them.

How it works

Three steps for your guests. That's all.

  1. Guests scan the QR code

    Put PicPost's QR code on tables, signs, or your invitation. Guests point their phone camera at it — nothing to download, no account to create.

  2. They share their photos

    They type their first name and choose photos from their phone, iPhone or Android. Each photo is checked automatically before it appears.

  3. Everyone watches it come together

    Photos appear on a live photo wall on a TV or projector. After the party, you download the whole collection.

Share old photos and new ones on the same wall

Many families ask relatives to bring old prints and snap them with their phones during the party — the wedding day, first homes, family vacations. Those photos appear on the wall next to the ones being taken that night. It's one of the most moving ways to use PicPost.

Tips for an anniversary party

  1. Ask relatives ahead of time to bring two or three old photos to share at the party.
  2. Put the QR card on every table, so guests at the far end don't miss out.
  3. Run the wall on a TV near the dance floor or the cake.
  4. Download the full collection afterward and make a printed album for the couple.

Which size do I need?

Choose by your guest count: Small for up to 100 guests, Medium for up to 250.

Small is $39 for up to 100 guests, Medium is $69 for up to 250, and Large is $99 for up to 500. One-time price, no subscription.

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Questions about anniversary parties

Our relatives aren't tech-savvy. Will this work?

Yes. If they can take a picture with their phone, they can share it. Scanning the QR code opens a simple page in their browser — no app, no password.

Can we turn the photos into an album afterward?

Yes. After the party you can download every photo as one .zip file, in high resolution, to print or give to a photo-book service.

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Give every guest a way to share.

Set up in minutes. Guests share from the moment they arrive. You keep every photo.

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