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Tap-to-share wedding bands your guests actually keep.
A bead bracelet engraved with each guest's name. They tap it to their phone and their own album opens — no app, no logins — and every photo lands in one place you keep.
What is a tap-to-share wedding band?
It's a beaded bracelet, engraved with a guest's name, that they tap to their phone to open your shared wedding album — the same kind of tap that opens a phone wallet. One charm bead holds the tap; the rest is a keepsake favor your guests take home.
How guests use it
A guest taps the band to the back of their phone. Their own upload page opens instantly, greeting them by name. They add photos in seconds and choose, per photo, whether each one is for the whole wedding, for friends only, or just for the couple.
Why it beats a printed QR card
A tap is faster than lining up a camera to scan a code, and the band already knows who the guest is — so there's no typing a name or signing in. A QR code is still printed on each band as a backup for older phones.
The photos you'd never otherwise see
Your photographer captures the posed moments. Your guests catch the rest — the dance floor at midnight, the tables you never reached. Instead of chasing a dozen friends for the photos they posted, every candid gathers in one album the night of, and it's yours to keep, comments and all.
The band at a glance
| What a guest does | Taps the band to the back of any phone — one action, no app |
|---|---|
| What opens | Their own upload page, already greeting them by name |
| Phones supported | iPhone XS and newer, and virtually all Android phones |
| If a phone can't tap | A printed QR code on every band opens the same page |
| Who each photo is credited to | The guest who shared it, automatically, by name |
| Cost | From $17.50 per band at 100 — and the band doubles as the favor |
| What the guest takes home | The engraved bead bracelet, as a keepsake |
Questions
Do these wedding bands need an app?
No. Tapping opens a normal web page in the phone's browser. Nothing to download, no account to make.
Which phones can tap?
Virtually all modern iPhones and Android phones can tap. A printed code is included on each band for any that can't.
Is anything stored on the band itself?
No personal data lives on the band — the chip holds a small web link, the same idea as a hotel key card. Your photos and names live in the couple's private album, not on the bracelet.
Can guests keep using the band after the wedding?
The bracelet is theirs to keep as a favor. The tap opens your album for as long as it's live, and the beads stay a keepsake either way.
How does each band get the guest's name?
Each name is engraved on a small wooden tag before the band ships, and the chip is linked to that guest — so every photo they share is already labeled.
See it live, then design your bands
Open a real demo — no sign-up, nothing to download.
