The christening, united from church to family table.
The ceremony, godparents, the meal, four generations gathered: Fotelya brings together photos from the whole family in a shareable album.
The problem with family photos
A christening gathers people who only see each other on special occasions, and everyone leaves with their own photos. Grandma has the best portrait of the child, cousin filmed the water moment, and nobody ever centralizes anything. Years later, only the photos from one phone remain, often the one most used that day: yours.
How Fotelya solves this
A QR at the church and at the table
You create the album and place the QR at the entrance of the ceremony and on the tables during the meal.
The whole family shares
From grandparents to teenagers: one scan, and everyone uploads their photos directly from their browser.
An album to pass down
Ceremony and celebration united in original quality: the album of the child’s first big milestones.
What you gain
- All generations participate : no app, no account, just a scan, even for seniors.
- The ceremony and meal united : the church, the emotions, then the celebration, all in one album.
- A memory to pass down : downloaded in full resolution, preserved in family history.
- Privacy by design : access via QR or link and PIN, hosted in the European Union, GDPR compliant.
- The integrated guestbook : written or voice wishes from loved ones accompany the photos.
Moments not to miss
A christening unfolds in two locations and two moods, with a family often traveling from afar.
- At the church or town hall : Photos are discreet, taken from the pews by relatives positioned throughout.
- The exit : The most photographed moment, and the most scattered.
- The meal : Mixed generations, grandparents with the child.
- The cake and gifts : End of the day, when devices are put away but not the phones.
A poster at the entrance of the meal is enough: at the church, no one will scan anything.
How many photos to expect
Over a day, with 30 to 80 guests, expect five hundred to one thousand files across the two locations. Give yourself some leeway: the church exit alone generates dozens of versions of the same moment.