A WedShoots alternative: your wedding photos without anyone installing an app
Amanda Lee ·
WedShoots, the bodas.net app, is the best-known way in Spain to collect guests' photos: it's free, with no limit on guests or photos. People looking for an alternative usually have one reason: every guest has to download an app to add their photos. Here is what changes with Bada, and where WedShoots does better.
The main difference: installing an app
With WedShoots, guests download the app (Android or iPhone) and join the album with a code or a QR code you send them by WhatsApp or email.
With Bada there is nothing to install: the guest scans the QR code on the table with their phone's camera, types their name and email, and uploads from the browser, with no account. It matters at weddings with older guests, phones with no space left or venues with poor signal, where downloading an app of over 50 MB is not trivial.
Videos
The WedShoots page on bodas.net and its App Store listing only talk about photos, and among the App Store reviews someone asks to be able to upload videos (checked on 7 November 2026).
In Bada guests add photos and videos up to 30 seconds, kept in HD (720p).
A photo booth in every guest's phone
Bada includes a photo booth in the browser: four shots on a countdown and a strip with the wedding's name and the date, straight into the album. It's the alternative to hiring a booth, which costs €330–550 per wedding in Spain. The WedShoots page shows no photo booth.
In Bada every photo also carries the name of whoever took it, and guests can like and comment in the gallery.
How to download your WedShoots photos
According to bodas.net, the download option is in the "Configuración" (Settings) section of the WedShoots home screen, inside the app. From there you can download the whole album, with every participant's photos, or just the ones you pick, and save them to your phone, computer or the cloud.
In Bada the host downloads the whole album as a ZIP from the web, and each guest saves the photos they want one by one. Photos are kept at 2048 pixels on the long side: plenty to view and print at normal sizes, though not the phone's original resolution.
Price
WedShoots is free. Bada is free up to 3 guests, to try it, and then you pay once per album depending on the number of guests, with no subscription. Prices are on Bada's pricing page.
When to choose each
If free matters most and your guests don't mind installing an app, WedShoots does the job.
If you want nobody to install anything, videos as well as photos, and a photo booth in every phone without hiring a booth, Bada is the better fit.