Private guest areas
Wedding galleries, upload pages, slideshows, and guest information can require the wedding QR code before guests can view them.
Couples and guests should understand what is collected, who can see it, how long it is kept, and how to ask for help. This page explains the product approach in plain English.
Guest pages can require a private QR code, uploads can be moderated, and the final archive is prepared for the couple after the wedding.
Wedding galleries, upload pages, slideshows, and guest information can require the wedding QR code before guests can view them.
Couples can review recent uploads, hide anything that should not be shown, and choose approval mode for extra control.
The gallery uses lighter previews for browsing, while the download flow collects the original photos and videos where available.
Packages include different hosting periods. Couples can download everything after the event and close the gallery when they are ready.
The couple shares a QR code on table cards, signs, or thank-you cards. When a guest scans it, their browser remembers access for that wedding. Direct visitors without access see a friendly prompt asking them to scan the wedding QR code.
The customer normally decides why and how wedding content, guest uploads, meal choices, and guest information are used, so they normally act as controller for that event data. Wedding Guest Gallery processes it to provide the service. Wedding Guest Gallery separately controls account, authentication, security, operator-audit, support, and future billing records.
The service stores customer account details, event settings, guest uploads, captions, optional guest names, guest information entered by the customer, upload/reaction metadata, and operational records needed to run the service.
Information is used to provide the event gallery, protect QR access, process uploads, prepare downloads, show guest information when enabled, moderate content, send account or event emails, and support the customer when something goes wrong.
Account and service processing is generally necessary to provide the requested service. Proportionate security, abuse-prevention, and audit processing relies on legitimate interests. Any future accounting records may also be retained to meet legal obligations. Wedding customers remain responsible for the lawful basis applying to the guest information they choose to enter.
Dietary notes can reveal health, religion, or belief information and may receive extra legal protection. Customers should only add what is necessary after telling the guest and identifying both a lawful basis and an appropriate special-category condition, commonly the guest's explicit consent for the wedding purpose.
Customers and invited event admins can manage event content. Guests can see guest-facing pages only where the customer has enabled access, usually through the private QR code. Platform operators should only use support tooling where needed to diagnose issues or protect the service.
Hosting periods depend on the chosen package and any extension. Customers can download original files where available and delete uploads from the event console. When retention ends, galleries can be closed first; archive or deletion steps should only happen under the published retention process.
Guests can ask the couple to review an upload. A review request moves the upload out of the guest gallery until an event admin approves, hides, or deletes it.
The product uses cookies and browser storage for sign-in sessions, QR guest access, upload progress, duplicate-upload prevention, reactions, and remembering useful event state.
Amazon Web Services provides the current hosting, storage, databases, processing queues/functions, email, logs, DNS, and certificate services. The primary workload is configured in the AWS London region. AWS contractual terms and transfer safeguards still require final legal review before paid launch. Stripe, analytics, advertising, and external error monitoring are not currently active subprocessors.
Depending on the circumstances, people may ask for access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, or portability. Customers can download account data and submit tracked requests from their account. Guests can contact the wedding organiser or support. Identity and event ownership may need to be confirmed before a request is completed.
Contact support@dukeweds.comfirst so the request can be examined. People also have the right to complain to the UK Information Commissioner's Office. Legal provider identity, postal address, and registration details will be added before the paid service launches.
Privacy information should be easy to find, concise, and written in plain language. The product uses this page alongside just-in-time wording on upload, gallery, account, and event-console screens.