Your launch, covered by all your guests.
An inauguration happens only once. Every guest who photographs your big night becomes a reporter: Fotelya gathers their complete coverage, ready to reuse.
The problem with big nights
You have invested months in this launch, and its visual legacy will depend on what guests are willing to publish, scattered and beyond your control. The photographer covers the essentials, but the most authentic coverage is in your guests' pockets , the details they notice, the angles you hadn't anticipated, the genuine enthusiasm.
How Fotelya addresses this
A QR code at the entrance and at the bar
You create the album in your brand colors and display the QR code at key points.
Guests cover the event
Facade, product, atmosphere: each guest shares their photos directly from their browser.
Complete and consented coverage
You download everything in original quality, with integrated consent, ready for your social media.
What you gain
- Multiplied coverage , as many reporters as guests, with no extra budget.
- Reusable content , consent integrated into sharing, moderation before any publication.
- The live wall on display , photos scroll in real time, the event is visible from the street.
- The authenticity that PR cannot fake , the genuine enthusiasm of those present.
- White-label (PRO) , the album entirely in your colors, with no third-party mention.
Moments not to miss
An inauguration cannot be redone, and the images will serve your communication for a long time.
- The venue before guests arrive , empty and ready: the photo you always wish you had taken.
- The ribbon-cutting ceremony , a few seconds, and only one angle if you rely solely on the photographer.
- The visit : Guest reactions in front of the venue.
- The cocktail : Exchanges, partners, press.
Collect guest photos: they show the venue through the eyes of those it is meant for.
How many photos to expect
At an evening event with 50 to 200 guests, expect several hundred photos. Also collect images taken before opening: an empty venue cannot be rephotographed.