Reunion Galleries
Family members, classmates, and old friends text photos to one private gallery. You get every angle of the weekend — no chasing anyone down afterward.
Why Organizers Choose QuickShare
From the kid with a new smartphone to the aunt who still uses a flip phone — everyone can contribute.
Cousin softball games, the sibling breakfast, late-night porch conversations, the group photo everyone forgets to take — when everyone can text photos in, you finally see the whole weekend, not just what one person captured.
Skip the QR codes nobody scans and the apps half the family will never download. Everyone — from the teenagers to the grandparents — knows how to send a text message. That's all this takes.
One gallery covers the whole reunion — the welcome dinner, the group photo, the kids' pool day, the farewell brunch. Everything organized by time so you can see the whole story unfold.
How It Works
Start collecting photos before anyone even boards a plane.
Choose a custom phone number and name your gallery — "Smith Family Reunion 2026" or "Class of '95 Reunion." Ready in about a minute.
Put it in the reunion invitation email, on name tags, on printed programs, in the group text thread. Anyone who has it can start texting photos.
Airport arrivals, the first hugs, the big meal, the group photo, the sunset from the porch. Photos appear in the gallery within seconds of being sent.
Show the live gallery on a TV during the reunion. Download everything after. Share the gallery link with family who couldn't make it.
Features
Point a TV or projector at the gallery and watch photos appear as family members text them in. It becomes the reunion's shared experience — everyone gathers around and points at their favorites.
Welcome dinner Friday, activities Saturday, farewell brunch Sunday — all in one gallery, organized chronologically. Nothing scattered across three group chats.
Guests can text a note along with the photo — the year, the person, the joke, the place. Perfect context for reunion photos where half the people don't know each other's names yet.
International family members can share photos via WhatsApp. US and Canadian relatives text directly. Everything lands in the same gallery no matter where they're traveling from.
Download the full gallery after the weekend. Print a reunion photo book, share the link with family who couldn't attend, or just keep it for the next reunion's slideshow.
Questions
Yes. QuickShare is used for all kinds of reunions — family, high school, college, military unit, and workplace. The pattern is the same: one gallery, one phone number, and everyone can text photos in.
As early as the invitation email. That way people can start texting arrival photos, airport reunions, and pre-event moments before the reunion even officially begins.
Most reunions collect 100–400 photos depending on how many people attend and how long the reunion runs. Premium (300 photos) works for most; Pro (1000) covers larger multi-day gatherings.
Yes. Share the gallery link with anyone in the family, whether they were there or not. They can view every photo and feel a little more included in the weekend.
Yes. Download the full gallery at any time. Photos are yours forever — perfect for a reunion photo book or the next reunion's slideshow.
Yes. Only people you share the link with can view it. Nothing is public or indexed by search engines.
Reunion Pricing
Most organizers choose Premium — plenty of room for a full-weekend gathering.
Most popular for reunions.
For reunions of 25 to 100 attendees where you want 3 months to collect and a year of storage.
Up to
300 photos
Gallery open
3 months
Stored
1 year
For larger reunions.
For 100+ attendee reunions or multi-day gatherings where you want a full year of collection and 2 years of storage.
Up to
1000 photos
Gallery open
1 year
Stored
2 years
Start your reunion gallery in 60 seconds. No app required for anyone.
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