Polajoy is the sealed guest camera your couples are starting to ask about. You keep your gallery, your prints and your entire workflow exactly as they are. Bring it to the couples you already book and you earn a share of everything that wedding orders, from every camera in the room.
Before anything else, because this is the question every professional asks and it deserves a straight answer at the top of the page.
A wedding runs on Polajoy and every camera in the room sells from the same gallery. Every guest's film. Every friend the couple nominated as a photographer. Your own delivery, if you put it there. All of it, one place, one checkout.
These are photographs you were never going to take. You cannot be at the top table and in the smoking area. You cannot shoot the speech and the four people crying at the back of the room at the same time. Nobody can.
A 30-shot film each, from angles you were never standing in, all night.
The friends the couple nominates get their own films, and their shots sell too.
Your work, on its own reveal night, ordered by the whole wedding rather than two people.
And here is the bit that should sting a little: right now those photos die on phones. Thousands of them, from every wedding you have ever shot, never printed, never looked at again after the Monday. On Polajoy they are seen, they are sold, and you take 10% of the lot.
The grandmother who will never email you for a print will happily order one from a gallery that is already open on her phone.
Those last four hours are the loudest, loosest, least posed part of the entire day, and nobody is being paid to photograph them. They happen on a hundred phones and are never looked at again after the Monday. You were never going to shoot them and you were never going to earn from them, which is exactly why this costs you nothing: it is revenue from the hours you do not work.




And it runs the other way too. The couple stops asking you for the phone snaps, the group shots nobody organised and the hundred pictures their aunt took, because there is now somewhere for all of it to live that is not your inbox.
You deliver a beautiful gallery, the couple downloads it, and that is usually the last you hear. Most couples buy a handful of prints at best, nobody follows up, and the hundred other people who were there never buy anything at all, because nothing is ever offered to them.
A traditional gallery sells to exactly two people. Everyone else at the wedding is never in the room.
Chasing print sales feels like selling, so most photographers quietly do not. The gallery link goes cold in a fortnight.
Running a print shop properly means labs, margins, packaging and support email. Most decide it is not worth it, and they are usually right.
Printed and posted by a professional photo lab, direct. You never touch a parcel, a courier or a complaint, and your name is not on the invoice.
Retroprints
Framed prints
Wall galleries
Layflat photo books
Collage prints
Thank-you cardsThey stack. The same wedding can do both, and you can do the first without ever touching the second.
You talk to engaged couples every week and most of them have never heard of this. You get one short code. Hand it to the couples you book, they type it in when they set their wedding up, and you earn 10% of everything that wedding orders for the 45 days after the day itself, paid in cash by bank transfer.
No contact details to hand over, nothing to install, and no change to how you shoot or deliver.
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Optional, and entirely separate. The couple invites you by name, and when your edit is done you push across whichever frames you want, from the app or straight from a laptop. Your work is marked as yours and sealed like everything else.
Shoot or crop portrait for these. The retroprint frame has a near-square upright window, so a portrait or square frame drops straight in. A wide landscape still works, it just loses its sides to the centre crop, so it is worth keeping a few uprights in mind on the day if you know you are delivering here.
It opens on a reveal night you choose, and the whole wedding can then order prints of your photographs, not just the couple.
A wedding pays one share, not several, so it carries one code. Whichever code the couple enters when they set their wedding up is the one that sticks, and anything typed after it is turned away. We do not split it, backdate it or move it later.
That matters because you are not the only person who might mention us to them. Their planner may have a code. The couple can apply to host in their own right and take the share themselves. None of those can stack with yours, so the practical advice is to give couples your code at booking, when you are the first supplier they have said yes to, rather than in the final month when everyone is talking to them.
Nobody hands over anybody's contact details, we never approach your clients, and there is no waiting on us before a couple can start.
One short form below and it appears on screen straight away. We email it to you as well so it is not lost when you close the tab. It is yours permanently, one code for every wedding you ever bring.
On your welcome guide, in your booking email, on a card in the box. However you already talk to them. Nothing changes about how you shoot, edit or deliver.
There is a code box on the form. They enter it, see your studio's name come back so they know it worked, and that wedding is attributed to you from that moment. No approval step and no waiting.
The 45 days run from the wedding day. We check for refunds, confirm your total, and pay you by bank transfer.
The app is not on the app stores yet, so your first couples will be the ones getting in at the start. Take your code now and it is ready the day they set up.
Worth knowing in one glance, because they will ask you and you should be able to answer it in a sentence.
Guests scan the card on their table, enter the code and sign in. Their photos stay theirs.
Everyone gets a 30-shot film. Ten seconds to keep each photo or bin it forever, and no retakes.
Every shot seals instantly. Nobody can look, not the guests, not the couple, not us, until the reveal.
It all opens at once. Everyone keeps their favourites and orders real prints of the ones they love.
of everything a wedding on your code orders for 45 days, paid in cash by bank transfer. You are a business, so we pay you like one.
Free, no contract, nothing to install. Your code appears here the moment you submit, and we email it to you as well.
The first 50 photographers to join are locked to 15% cash on every wedding they ever bring us. It does not expire and it does not drop back to 10% later.
Write it down. We have emailed it to you as well.
Give this to the couples you book. When they set their wedding up there is a code box on the form, and this is what goes in it.