OwnPix Side by side
| What to compare | OwnPix | Wedibox |
|---|---|---|
| Guest entry | QR code or link; browser upload | QR code or link; browser upload |
| Main focus | Event photo and video album | Wedding photos and planning tools |
| RSVP and seating | Not included as wedding planning tools | Available; check plan |
| Gallery reveal | Optional reveal time | Check current plan and settings |
Wedibox explains its current features. Features and limits may depend on the plan; check the provider before booking.
Planning extras beside the album
Wedibox lists RSVPs, seating, messages and voicemails alongside guest photo and video uploads. OwnPix focuses on the shared album, so couples who need RSVP tracking need a separate planning tool.
Which should you choose?
Choose OwnPix if you want a dedicated photo and video album with a QR code and an optional reveal. Guests can add their moments from a browser.
Choose Wedibox if you want wedding planning and guest contributions together. Wedibox and Wedbox are different services; check features and limits for the plan you choose.
Wedibox: photos inside a wedding hub
Wedibox lists a guestbook, RSVP and seating tools alongside photo sharing. It also offers a gallery widget for an existing wedding website. Check which features come with the plan you choose.
OwnPix focuses on the event album. Use a separate service for RSVP or seating if you choose OwnPix. Wedibox and Wedbox are separate products; check the name when looking up reviews.
Before sending the invitation
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Upload window | Guests need time to add their photos |
| Album access | Know when to return and download a copy |
| Sharing | A link can be forwarded; tell guests who can see the gallery |
Test the QR code on another phone. In OwnPix, anyone with the event link can view the gallery once it is available.