What shipped, week by week

The three paid plans are renamed: Small Event is now Classic, Mid-Sized Event is now Premier and Large Event is now Grand. Prices, features and every existing purchase are unchanged; the names describe the package, not the size of your event. See it →

Ten wedding designs were redrawn so that no two share a layout: Rowan, Saffron, Margaux, Velvet, Cedar, Sable, Marigold, Montauk, Willow and Obsidian each have their own family now. See it →

Noor, an animated Islamic wedding design, replaces Windsor. Old Windsor links redirect to it. See it →

The homepage shows the real product: the hero phone plays a guest’s journey from QR scan to gallery, and the animated-designs band plays each design’s actual intro. See it →

The private-event screen shows the event’s name and cover instead of a blank card when a guest arrives without the password.

PixelFind face search: hosts and co-organisers can try it on their own event on the Free and Classic plans; every guest gets it from the Premier plan. The free plan card on the pricing page says so. See it →

On the birthday, party and other use-case pages, the second hero button opens the matching template tab instead of the generic catalogue. See it →

Corporate event sites: hero buttons, a countdown card and a badge field that saves correctly.

Two new guides on the blog, the best family photo sharing apps and the best photo sharing apps for photographers, and the general roundup re-verified against every vendor’s live pages. See it →

A public help centre at /help with 42 step-by-step articles: QR codes, guest uploads, the photo wall, PixelFind, downloads, plans and privacy. See it →

A new EventPixel logo across the site, the dashboard and the guest pages.

RSVP: edit an entry on the guest list, and pick a status when you add a guest by hand. See it →

A free wedding photo QR sign generator: type your event link, download a print-ready sign. See it →

Host reviews: a prompt in the dashboard after your event, an email three days later, and a public reviews page once a review is approved. See it →

Every guide on the blog now carries a named author with a bio page and visible published and updated dates. See it →

The language picker on guest pages follows the event’s theme and drops the flag icons.

The corporate Starter Event design moved to the same engine as the wedding designs and gets its own family. See it →

All placeholder testimonials and made-up counts are gone; the numbers on the site come from the database.

Event and guest links shared on WhatsApp, iMessage or Slack fall back to a proper EventPixel preview card instead of a blank one.

A wedding site’s names and venue follow Event Details unless you override them on the site itself.

Sharing an event link on WhatsApp, iMessage or Slack now shows the couple’s names and cover photo in the preview card. Password-protected events keep the generic card.

Gallery sorting: viewers can reorder the gallery, and hosts choose the default order. See it →

The slideshow can play a background track.

Dashboard QR codes: branded with the EventPixel mark, exported at 1024px with a quiet zone, shown inline with a type dropdown, plus a separate QR for the photo wall. See it →

An Enable Photo Uploads switch that also hides the floating upload button on the guest page.

Professionals can buy the annual Starter, Pro and Studio plans by self-serve checkout, and upgrading from one tier to the next costs only the difference. See it →

Animated designs: the couple’s story renders on every animated design, the catalogue sits in the site navigation, you can pick an animated design during event creation or upgrade, and a background music library with five tracks is live with a track picker. See it →

Registry, playlist and FAQ sections on wedding sites are opt-in, so a site only shows the sections you turn on.

Galleries load faster: tiles paint their own colour while the photo arrives, the slideshow prepares slides ahead of time, the grid no longer re-lays itself out as you scroll, and downloads go through the image CDN.

Dashboard gallery: Download Selected, and a warning before the folder picker opens. Google Drive import is retired.

Upload windows on paid plans are now enforced on the server as well as in the app.

Plans can be paid in EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD, MXN and TRY as well as USD and INR, with local prices on the pricing page. See it →

A Partner Program for photographers, planners, venues and agencies: three free professional events, commission on referrals and a client discount code. See it →

The professionals hub shows the annual Starter, Pro and Studio plans in USD alongside INR. See it →

Corporate event sites get real corporate content in the samples, with switches for each section. See it →

Comparison pages for photographers and couples weighing GuestPix or Wedibox against EventPixel. See it →

A private photo sharing roundup on the blog. See it →