A video guest book — no booth, no rental.
Guests scan the QR code on their table and record a short video message right from their seat — laughter, toasts and faces included. Every clip lands in your private wedding album.
Three steps to messages you can watch forever.
No booth to rent, no queue — every guest records from their own seat.
They scan
The table card with your QR code opens your album page in the browser — nothing to install.
They record
Twenty seconds of congratulations, a toast from the kids' table, a wave from grandma.
You keep every face
Clips arrive in your private album next to the photos — watch them the morning after, download originals any time.
Better than a video booth.
A video guest book booth is one camera with a queue and a rental fee. Yours runs on every phone in the room.
No booth, no rental
Nothing to book, deliver or return — print your QR cards and you're done.
Every guest at once
A booth records one group at a time. With a QR code on every table, the whole room can record in the same minute.
Voices and photos too
Guests choose: a video, a voice message or a photo — everything lands in the same album.
You stay in control
You review what appears in the shared album, and it stays private — only people with your link can see it.
Video guest book questions, answered.
Instead of writing in a book, wedding guests record short video messages. With Gathmo they scan your QR code and record on their own phone — no booth, no rental.
No. The QR code opens your album page in the browser, and guests record right there — no download, no account.
It's part of your Gathmo wedding album — one one-off price for photos, videos and voice messages together, instead of a separate booth rental.
Your album stays live for a year and every original can be downloaded at any time. With Keepsake Archive it stays forever.
Keep the toasts you can watch again.
Set it up in two minutes — the same QR code your guests already use for photos.
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