Framejar was built by a groom-to-be who couldn't find a guest photo-sharing tool that was genuinely simple.

While planning his own wedding, Mark found plenty of options, but each came with a catch usually an app guests had to download, a mandatory account, or photos quietly compressed down in quality. So he built his own, and Framejar was born.

Every Framejar gallery works the same way: guests scan a QR code or tap a link and upload straight from their phone, no app and no sign-up required. Every photo and video is kept at full original quality, on every single plan, no photos compressed to save money, nothing held back behind a pricier tier.

Galleries are hosted entirely on UK-owned infrastructure and run by a real person, not a faceless platform. Nothing is ever sold on, shared with advertisers, or data-mined. Couples pay once for the length of gallery they need, from 30 days up to a full year, with no subscriptions and no recurring charges.

Framejar exists for one simple reason: every guest at a wedding catches moments the photographer can't be in two places for. It gives couples one place to collect them all, without asking anything complicated of the people they love most.