His communion, preserved by the whole family.
The ceremony, the family in their finest clothes, the meal that stretches on: a communion brings together several generations around a child. Fotelya gathers all the images from it.
The problem with large family gatherings
At a communion, the important photos are taken everywhere at the same time: in the church, on the forecourt, at the table, in the garden. Uncles take photos, cousins film, and everything remains scattered. The child will grow up, and it is today that the richness of the album he will reopen as an adult is decided: not in ten years, when phones will have been replaced and photos lost.
How Fotelya responds to this
A QR from the church to the garden
You create the album, place the QR at the exit of the ceremony and then on the lunch tables.
The family shares
Everyone scans and sends their photos and videos from their browser, without installing anything.
The album of a day of grace
Ceremony, meal, family portraits: everything is gathered here, in original quality, to keep.
What you gain from it
- Each family member's portraits, reunited: four generations in a single album.
- No technical barriers : one scan is enough, from grandparents to teenage cousins.
- The complete day : ceremony, forecourt, meal and late afternoon in the same place.
- Original quality downloadable : the album is preserved in full resolution, for later.
- Private and serene : access via QR or link and code, hosting in the European Union, GDPR.
The moments not to be missed
A communion brings together the extended family around a child, between ceremony and meal.
- The ceremony : Photographed from the congregation, never from the same spot.
- Group photos : The moment when everyone is gathered, often the only one.
- Family gathering : Chatter, cousins, long tables.
- Gifts : The child's reactions, captured in the moment.
Plan the code on the table cards: it's at the meal that the family takes the most photos.
How many photos to expect
Over a day, with 30 to 60 guests, expect a few hundred photos. The meal produces more images than the ceremony, often in a three-to-one ratio.