Photoshare cards?

shannon41885 · September 2010

Which site did you use to set this process up?! TIA!

Galaxy8227 · September 2010

I used snapfish, I set up a separate account with email address and password listed on the cards so our guest doesn't have to set up an account. I used vista print to print the cards

njlfred · September 2010

I created a group room on Snapfish. I also used Vistaprint to print the cards.

Shazzie116 · September 2010

I used shutterfly, since you can create a website for your event, password protected, for your guests to upload their picture albums. You have complete control as adminitrator, but anyone with your url and password can register with shutterfly and upload. It was very easy to use.

shannon41885 · September 2010

Thanks Ladies!

eeyore4771 · September 2010

I used dotphoto.com since it allowed me to download the high res images that people uploaded.

Starmusica · September 2010

we did it and only 4 people uploaded. I say its not worth it. GRANTED.. from those 4 people we ended up with 2,000 photos lol. HOWEVER- I could have ASKED those 4 people because they were all people I anticipated would go camera crazy....

jkepros · September 2010

We used dotphoto. Even though not a ton of guests uploaded, many logged on to see pics from our wedding (we also posted our pro pics once we got them & set up the albums so our guest login info allowed them to access our pro pics, as well as pics taken by other guests).

megandjay · September 2010

We used shutterfly, and printed the cards business card size on Vistaprint.
However, we only had 2 people upload to the site. Really wasn't worth it for us.

2dBride · October 2010

We used Winkflash. Unlike many of the other free sites, it allows download of the full hi res images.

We didn't even have a professional photographer at our at-home reception, but our friends uploaded several hundred images.

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