A budget wedding can still be the warmest day of your life — the village hall, the homemade favours, your mum's flowers, the first dance to a borrowed speaker. The one thing you can't stretch is a full team of photographers, yet every guest is already holding a camera. The trouble is those hundreds of lovely candids end up scattered across phones you'll never see, or buried in a group chat that goes quiet by Monday.
PicPlop fixes that for the price of a couple of bouquets. Pop a QR code on your table cards, the order of service or a sign by the door. Guests scan it, type their name and upload photos and videos straight from their phone's browser — no app to download, no sign-up. Everything lands in one private gallery with a live feed, so you watch the day arrive in real time and read kind words in the digital guestbook.
When the confetti settles, download the whole lot — photos, videos and messages — as a ZIP from your dashboard, full original quality, yours to keep forever. You'll have the angles a single photographer could never cover, for far less than hiring one.