Wedding Photo Sharing

A private wedding photo feed — no strangers, no algorithm.

The best shots of your wedding shouldn't be scattered across five WhatsApp chats, compressed to mush, or lost in someone's camera roll. Baraati gives your whole baraat one private feed — every photo and video, in one place, for your people only.

Free for up to 10 guests · Guests always join free · No ads, ever

Why not just WhatsApp or a shared drive

Your wedding photos deserve better than a group chat.

Photos posted to a WhatsApp group get compressed and buried. A shared Google Photos link means handing strangers your account, and half the guests never upload. A public hashtag puts your wedding in front of the whole internet. Baraati's feed is different: invite-only, full-quality, and built into the same app your guests already use for the invitation and schedule — so the photos actually get shared.

One feed, every moment

Everything from the week, in one place.

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The private feed

A shared feed for your wedding only — post photos and videos, react with emoji, and scroll the whole celebration in one thread.

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Behind the scenes

A separate channel for the inner circle — the getting-ready chaos and candid moments, kept to the people closest to you.

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I-Spy captures

A photo scavenger hunt gets guests shooting the moments you'd have missed — "the best twirl", "someone crying at the phere".

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Private by design

Invite-only, no ads, no public sharing, no behavioural tracking. Your photos stay among the people who were there.

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A lasting album

On Premium, your feed becomes a published album website at your own address — every photo, live for years.

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Everyone can join

No account, no password — designed so guests from 8 to 80 can post and browse without a lesson.

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Part of the whole wedding app.

The photo feed lives inside Baraati, alongside the invitation, RSVP, schedule and games.

Wedding guest app → Digital invitation → How it's secured →
Questions

Wedding photo sharing, answered.

What is a wedding photo sharing app?

A wedding photo sharing app gives everyone at your wedding one private place to post and see photos and videos. In Baraati the feed is invite-only — visible to your guests, not to strangers or a public algorithm.

Is the wedding photo feed private?

Yes. The feed belongs to one wedding and is only visible to that wedding's members. Baraati has no ads, no public sharing, and no behavioural tracking, so your photos stay among the people who were there. How it's secured →

Do guests need to make an account to share photos?

No account or password — guests join with your invite link and a one-time code, then post to the feed straight away. It's designed for guests of every age.

What happens to the photos after the wedding?

On the Premium plan, your wedding is published as an album website that keeps every feed photo online for years at your own address, so you can share one link with everyone who was there. See pricing →

Keep every photo in one place.

Start free, invite your guests, and let the whole wedding land in one private feed.