The wedding photo sharing app for Los Angeles weddings
PicUnionApp is a wedding photo sharing app for Los Angeles weddings — the rooftop ceremony downtown, the garden reception in Pasadena, the after-party in West Hollywood. One QR code covers the whole night, and every guest's photos land in a single private gallery you can download in full quality.
Free to start · No app for guests · Set up in about two minutes
An LA wedding is spread across the whole basin
Los Angeles weddings rarely sit in one place. The ceremony is in a Malibu garden, the reception is a downtown loft or a Pasadena estate, and the after-party is a bar in Silver Lake or a suite in West Hollywood. Guests crawl across town on the 405 and the 10 between events, and half the crowd works in film and photography, so everyone is shooting — and almost none of it reaches the couple.
The usual tools fail the same way everywhere. A group text flattens every photo and buries it under replies. A shared album needs each guest on the right account. A photographer covers the posed moments and clocks out before the dance floor peaks. The candid, late, in-between shots — the ones LA guests are especially good at taking — stay stuck on their phones.
What you get
Built for how weddings in los angeles actually run
One gallery, every venue
Garden ceremony in Malibu, reception downtown, after-party in West Hollywood — one link and one QR code covers all of it.
A folder per event
Welcome drinks, ceremony, reception, after-party, brunch. Guests upload into the right folder so the album reads in order.
Live slideshow at the reception
Cast the gallery to the venue screen and guest photos appear within seconds. On an LA dance floor it becomes the thing everyone crowds around.
On the sign and the table
Put the QR on the welcome sign, the escort cards and the photo-booth backdrop. Guests scan with the native camera — no app, no account.
Full-resolution export
Download the whole night as a zip at original quality — raw material for the wedding film and the album.
Private to your guests
Link or QR access with an optional passcode. Nothing public, nothing indexed, and you can remove any photo.
How it works
Four steps, start to finish
Create the gallery with your invites
Add the link to your wedding website so engagement-party and shower photos land in the same place.
Add a folder per event
Ceremony, reception, after-party, brunch — so nobody has to guess where to upload across town.
Print the QR for every venue
One code on the welcome sign and one per table. Ask the venue for guest wifi and print it beside the code.
Download everything after brunch
One zip with the whole wedding at original resolution, ready for your photographer or a hard drive.
Rooftops, estates and the canyons: LA venues
Los Angeles venues look incredible and can be rough on phones. A downtown rooftop ringed by taller towers, a Topanga or Malibu canyon estate, a historic theater with thick walls — all of them can drop to one bar of signal. A guest who taps upload and watches a spinner gives up and forgets. Ask the venue for the guest wifi and print the network and password under the QR code.
Most guest photos arrive the next day anyway, when people are sitting in traffic home or waiting at LAX and scrolling their camera rolls. Text the link once after brunch and those photos land in the gallery instead of staying on the phones.
- Print the venue wifi beside the code for canyon and rooftop dead zones
- Guests upload later from the hotel, the car or LAX
- Works on every phone, with nothing to install
- One gallery from Malibu to Pasadena to downtown
For Los Angeles wedding planners and photographers
If you plan or shoot weddings in LA, a guest gallery is a low-effort upgrade to what you already hand over. It costs nothing per wedding, it gives the couple something visible on the day, and in a city full of photographers the live slideshow is a detail that still gets talked about.
For shooters it is footage you were never booked for: the getting-ready suite, the welcome party, the 1am after-party in West Hollywood. Many planners set the gallery up for the couple and pass over the printable QR code with the day-of timeline.
- Set up per wedding in about two minutes
- Live slideshow as a visible deliverable on the day
- Guest coverage of events outside the shoot contract
- Full-resolution export to fold into the wedding film
Many Los Angeles couples get their marriage license and civil ceremony from the county clerk. The LA County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk explains how to book an appointment. LA County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk
Weddings in Los Angeles: common questions
The things hosts ask before they set one up.
Yes. It runs in any phone's web browser, so it works at any venue — a Malibu garden, a downtown rooftop, a Pasadena estate or a canyon ranch — wherever your guests have a signal or wifi.
Yes. One link and one QR code serve every event. Create a folder for the ceremony, reception, after-party and brunch, and guests upload into the right one.
Ask the venue for its guest wifi and print it under the QR code. Guests can also upload later from the hotel or the drive home — the gallery stays open after the wedding.
Yes. Create a gallery for the courthouse day, send the link to the friends who come along, and add the reception as a second folder.
Yes. Planners and photographers often create the gallery for the couple and hand over the printable QR code with the day-of timeline.
Yes. You can create a gallery and start collecting guest photos on the free plan without entering card details.
Sharing photos at a different kind of event?
Start your Los Angeles wedding gallery
One QR code from the Malibu ceremony to the West Hollywood after-party.
Create Your Gallery