For your wedding

Keep the voices from your wedding day.

A toast, a wish, a story from years ago or laughter around the table: let your guests leave a voice message and photos with a wedding audio guestbook they can open from a QR code.

A guest records a wedding message beside the newlyweds
Guests scan the code and record in their own words.

A different kind of keepsake

Hear the people who made the day yours.

Photos bring back a moment; a familiar voice brings back the person. Collect the congratulations, small pieces of advice, family stories and spontaneous messages that happen between speeches and dances.

Memolith keeps audio and photos together in your private wedding space. Guests use their own phones and can listen back before sending, so every message feels comfortable to record.

For your guests

A quick scan, then their voice is part of the story.

Print your QR code on a table card, add it to your stationery or share the direct link with guests who cannot attend. The guest page works in a mobile browser and does not ask contributors to register.

Memolith

A guestbook that fits your reception.

Keep the experience welcoming from the first scan to the last dance.

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Ready for your stationery

Download the QR code as a PNG or SVG, or use a printable A5 card.

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No shared handset

Guests record on their own phones and choose when to take part.

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The whole reception

Invite guests to add photos alongside their voice messages.

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A keepsake to revisit

Listen to contributions later and download the event archive.

How it works

From your first setup to the final toast

  1. Create your wedding space.Add the couple’s names, the date, a welcome and the look you want.
  2. Print and place the code.Put a small card at the entrance, on each table or near the guestbook.
  3. Invite guests to speak.A simple prompt helps people share a wish, a memory or a message for later.
  4. Listen together afterwards.Revisit the voices and photos in your private gallery and save a full copy.

Frequently asked questions

Wedding guestbook questions

Where should we put the QR code?

Use a few visible spots where guests pause: the entrance, table menus, photo booth or paper guestbook. The placement guide has more suggestions.

Can guests who cannot attend take part?

Yes. Share the direct event link with guests who are away so they can send a message from home.

Does this replace a paper guestbook?

No. You can use both. Paper captures handwriting, while audio keeps each person’s voice and spontaneous photos.

Can both partners manage the event?

Yes. The event owner can invite another Memolith account to manage the same guestbook.