Your wedding’s disposable camera, in every guest’s pocket.

You know how it goes: ten disposable cameras, one per table, and three weeks later, 270 photos, half of them black, blurry or shot by a six-year-old who used up the roll on the tablecloth. The good ones you’ll never see, because developing costs $15 each.

WeWere keeps what people love about disposables — the grain, the surprise, the fact that everyone joins in — and drops the rest. Every guest can shoot, however many you invite: 1,000 photos for the whole room instead of 270, no developing, no waiting. And you see the photos during the reception.

The aunt who never installs anything, the best man on Android, the uncle who can’t remember his passwords: they scan, sign in with the Apple or Google account they already have, and they’re in. The camera opens in the browser.

That’s the difference from apps that require a download: with those, you lose half the room before the first photo.

1. The week before — create the event in the app, pick the album size (for 100 to 150 guests, the 1,000-photo tier) and the film stock (35mm and Black & White work beautifully for a wedding), print one card per table. To keep the album online for a year instead of 45 days, add the Keep one year option when you create the event: $2.99 ($5.99 if you add it later).
2. The day of — drop the link in the guests’ group chat in the morning. Set the cards out. Ask the DJ or MC to mention it once.
3. During — open the live wall on the venue screen starting at cocktail hour.
4. After — share the Wrapped, leave the album open. Photos will keep coming in for two days.

You pay for a total number of photos, not for a guest count: $14.99 for 1,000 photos, the size for a wedding of 100 to 150 guests, $29.99 for 2,500 for a bigger one. As a guide, count 5 to 8 photos per guest. No subscription. If the album fills up, you add photos from the app. See pricing.