YOUR EVENT COMPANION
Help everyone become part of the story.
A little introduction makes a big difference. Use this guide to prepare your camera, invite your guests and plan the reveal.
01 / Before guests arrive
- Finish your event name, theme and cover photograph in your private setup page.
- Open your guest link on a phone and check that the correct event appears. Any test photo uses an allowance; hide it in the host controls before the reveal.
- Download the QR artwork from your host controls. If printing it yourself, use a clear, high-contrast print and test the actual card with another phone.
- Put the QR where guests pause: the entrance, tables or bar. Keep it within easy reach and well lit.
- Share the guest link in the group chat as a second way to join. Keep the host credential and order confirmation private.
02 / Give it a warm introduction
Ask the host, MC or a confident friend to introduce Memory Roll. Show one person how to join, then invite them to help their table. Give guests permission to capture ordinary, funny and affectionate moments.
Each guest browser gets 12 photographs. Guests should use the same browser throughout and wait for each save to finish. If saving fails, keep the page open and use the retry control.
03 / A quick check during the event
Open the host controls to check that photographs are arriving. If few people have joined, ask a friend to demonstrate the camera and send one gentle reminder. Avoid interrupting speeches or important moments.
04 / Give the reveal its moment
- Review the collection privately. Hide test images and anything you do not want to share.
- Choose a cover that keeps faces visible, then check it on a phone.
- Press Reveal when you are ready. A scheduled time alone never publishes photographs.
- Share the guest link again. Anyone with that link can see the revealed photographs, so share it with your intended guests.
- Download the originals promptly and keep your own backup.
Need a hand?
Email support@getmemoryroll.com with your event name and what happened. Keep passwords and private host credentials out of the message.