At any Indian wedding — sangeet, haldi, the mandap, the reception — the photographer covers the main moments. But the candid ones, the ones that actually get looked at years later, are scattered across dozens of guest phones: the aunty who caught the perfect haldi laugh, the cousin with the good camera at the sangeet, the friend who filmed the baraat.
The default way to collect these is a WhatsApp group. It works for the first day, then the group gets muted, photos get compressed into blur, and half the guests never upload anything at all.
The fix isn't asking guests to try harder. It's removing every step between "I have a good photo" and "it's in the album."
A single invite link does this:
Once enough guests upload, ReplayPics automatically scores every photo, filters out the blurry ones, and builds four photo collage styles and two edited videos — a fast 9:16 cut for Instagram and a longer story-driven cut for the family group — without anyone touching an editor.
The album keeps regenerating as more guests add photos, so you don't have to time the "final" version around when the last cousin finally uploads.
Create an album, name the event ("Priya's Wedding · Sangeet"), and share the invite link before the event even starts — guests can start uploading the moment it begins. Uploading and previewing collages is free; you only pay (₹199, one time, no subscription) when you're ready to share the full-quality, watermark-free films.
Create your album for free and send the link to your wedding WhatsApp group instead of asking everyone to forward photos one by one.
Everyone's photos, one film — ready the same night. No app to install.
Create your album - FREE