How it works
Every guest taps a bracelet. You keep every photo.
Each guest gets a keepsake bead bracelet engraved with their name, with a hidden tap-to-share chip inside. They tap it to their phone — no app, nothing to download — and their candid photos land in one shared album that's yours to keep. Here's the film, then how it works step by step.
Watch the whole idea come to life — your guests tap their bands, and the night pours into one album you keep.
The photos you'd otherwise never see
Your photographer captures the posed moments beautifully — but they can't be everywhere. The shots you'll most want in ten years are the candids your guests caught: the dance floor at midnight, the toast, the chaos at table 9. Normally those stay stuck on one friend's phone or scattered across a hundred feeds, and you spend weeks chasing them — if you ever see them at all. Most couples end up with a small fraction of the photos taken at their own wedding. WearableWedding gathers every guest's photos into one place, automatically, the night of.
How it works, step by step
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Design & engrave the bands
Design your bands in the 3D studio — the beads, the wood tag, the finish — with your names, your date, even a little sketch of the two of you on the front. Send us your guest list and we engrave each guest's own name on the back, so every band is personal. The tap-to-share chip is sealed inside, with a printed code on each band as a backup.
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Guests just tap — no app, no sign-up
At the wedding, a guest taps their band to their phone and their own page in your album opens right in the browser, greeting them by name. Nothing to download, no account to make — the same one step works for your 85-year-old grandmother and your 10-year-old niece, and any phone that can't tap simply scans the printed code. They add their photos in seconds and choose who sees each one: everyone, just their friends, or only the two of you.
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Keep every photo — and watch it live
Every guest's photos gather into one shared album you own. During the reception, any TV or projector becomes a live photo wall — each new shot appears within seconds of a guest sharing it, with your guest-book wishes in between. Afterwards it's all yours: browse and download the whole album, keep the comments friends left, or order a printed wedding book in a click.
Why couples choose it
- A favor they actually keep. An engraved keepsake bracelet with each guest's name — worn long after the day, not binned at midnight like a paper wristband.
- Works for every guest. A tap (or a scan) opens a normal web page. No app, no login, nothing to figure out — at any age.
- It knows who's sharing. Because each band is theirs, the album greets them by name and files every photo automatically — no one anonymous, nothing lost.
- Private when it needs to be. Each photo is public, friends-only, or just for the two of you — enforced behind the scenes, not merely hidden.
- Live, then forever. The big-screen slideshow during the night, and one album you own after — comments and all.
A keepsake they'll actually keep
Not a paper wristband — real wood, stone and porcelain beads on an adjustable cotton cord, finished with an engraved wood tag that holds the tap. Here's a closer look:
Ordering
Bands are made to order, from five bands up, and designed together with you — most couples order one per guest. Per-band pricing falls with quantity (full tables here). You'll see a proof of your design before you pay; it's a consultative order, not a blind checkout.
Free to design — see your bands in 3D, then we send a proof before you pay.