QR Photo Album for a Sweet Seventeen
At a sweet seventeen, everyone has a phone but no one wants another app; Moment lets them scan, shoot, and get back to the party.
More than the photos they post
A busy story feed does not always become a family album. Good photos stay in friends' camera rolls, get buried in chats, or disappear after 24 hours. With a limited camera, guests are nudged to shoot what is happening now instead of curating later.
Scan, shoot, no account
Place the QR on tables, the backdrop, or the entrance. Once scanned, the single-use camera opens in the browser with flash, a develop animation, and a countdown roll. Every photo goes into one album you can reveal during or after the party.
Set it up for 50 to 150 friends
Choose one film for the whole album look, print the QR from the dashboard, then share the album link at reveal. For 50 guests, Hajatan is Rp249,000; if the list is near 150, use Resepsi at Rp599,000. No subscription.
- Do friends have to download an app?
- No. They scan the QR and the camera opens in the browser. That matters at a teen party, where an app install is often enough to make people drop off.
- Does it work on iPhone and Android?
- Yes. The camera runs in the phone browser, so guests do not need a specific device or special account.
- Can we choose a photo look that fits a night party?
- You choose one film for the whole album. For a flash-heavy night feel, Flash 800 gives bright subjects, darker backgrounds, coarse grain, and halos on lights.
Your occasion isn't listed?
If there are guests and there is a moment, Moment works.