A practical comparison

Foreveh or a Google Photos shared album?

A shared album is a familiar way to pool photos, and it works best when everyone is already comfortable with Google Photos. Foreveh is made for the wedding day itself: a QR code on the table, a camera in the browser and an optional live wall at the venue.

Choose a Google Photos shared album if…

  • Your guests already use Google Photos and have Google accounts.
  • You don’t need a screen at the venue — just one place to collect pictures afterwards.
  • You want everything in the Google account you already use.

Choose Foreveh if…

  • Guests shouldn’t need any account to take part.
  • You want a live wall on a TV or projector, with an automatic content check before photos appear.
  • You want a film look, voice and video greetings and printable QR cards for the tables.

Joining

Foreveh
Scan a QR code. No app or account for guests.
Google Photos shared album
Contributors typically need a Google account to add photos; others can be sent a link.

At the venue

Foreveh
Included at every size. An automatic content check runs before photos appear, and you can hide photos, block a guest or pause the wall from your phone.
Google Photos shared album
No dedicated live wall for a venue screen.

Before photos appear

Foreveh
An automatic content check runs first; anything held back waits for your review.
Google Photos shared album
No review step before contributors’ photos appear in the album.

Price

Foreveh
Free for up to 20 sharing guests; then one payment for the whole wedding: 349 kr (50 guests) / 549 kr (150) / 949 kr (no cap).
Google Photos shared album
Not covered by the sources we checked.
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