Hired coverage
A photographer with a body, lighting, and a shot list. Not optional if you want portraits. Not what this page sells.
Wedding camera
Not a booth. Not a crate of FunSavers. A live camera in the browser with a short roll, so every point of view actually arrives.
The phrase covers four different objects. Only one belongs on a phone.
A photographer with a body, lighting, and a shot list. Not optional if you want portraits. Not what this page sells.
A line, props, prints. A toy at the edge of the room. Fine next to a guest camera. It does not catch the table.
A plastic camera on each table. Finite and charming. Slow and easy to lose. The digital version keeps the constraint.
The phone becomes the camera after a scan. Finite shots, live shutter, one gallery. That is WedPOV.
Guests are not managing software. They are taking a few frames and handing them to you.
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Guests open the page and allow the camera. The viewfinder is the product — not a folder of Recents.
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Remaining shots stay visible. The limit is the point. People choose the toast, not a burst of the centerpiece.
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Each press lands in the host gallery. Reveal later, like film, or the same night.

The sharing product page is guest camera. The film metaphor is digital disposable camera.
A camera meant for the day — hired coverage, a booth, a table disposable, or a live guest camera on the phone. WedPOV is the last one: an in-browser wedding camera with a finite roll.
No device to buy or throw away. Guests use the phone they already brought. The “camera” is the page behind your QR.
Same product, different search. “Wedding camera” is the device and the feel. “Guest camera” is the sharing job. Both open /e on WedPOV.
No. Guest POVs are extra angles. Formal portraits and coverage are still a hired job if you want them.
Free: 5 each for 10 guests. Pro: 25 each. Platinum: 50. Caps do not reset at midnight.
Print one QR. Finite shots. One gallery. Free for 10 guests, Pro $49 for the whole wedding.