The new photos and the old ones, in one gallery
A reunion is the one gathering where the best photos are often older than the phones taking them. Collect what people take on the day and the prints they bring from home, and let everyone say who is in them, old prints included.
How it works on the day
- Put the code on the name-tag table and say it once from the front. Everyone passes the name tags.
- Ask people to bring the shoebox. They hold a phone over each old print and upload it like any other photo.
- Pair a relative who would rather not fiddle with a phone with someone who will. Nobody needs an app or an account.
- Tagging is on every plan: whoever uploads a photo can say who is in it, old or new, and anyone can tap "That's me" on their own face.
What it costs
Free for one gathering with 100 photos and a 30-day gallery. $29 keeps it for a year, with unlimited photos and photos sent in by email for the cousins who take a month.