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The christening, from the family

Grandparents, godparents and cousins all take photos of the little one. Clik gathers them in one private album, so nobody has to ask around for weeks.

Grandmother holding a baby in a christening gown in a garden

Grandma Eve

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Voice message

Welcome to the family, little one. I will be there for every birthday.

Godmother Kate

The most beautiful day. Thank you for letting us be part of it.

Grandpa Joe

Why collect christening photos from the family

At a christening or baptism the parents are busy holding the baby, greeting guests and following the ceremony. The photos are taken by everyone else: godparents in the front row, grandparents at lunch, cousins who caught the first smile of the day.

Clik collects all of them in one private album, straight from each relative's phone. Afterwards you can share a gallery page with the family, so everyone sees the same photos instead of passing them around in separate chats.

Made for a family day

  • Private by default

    The album is yours alone. Nothing is public, and guests only see each other's photos if you switch the guest gallery on.

  • Easy for grandparents

    No app and no account. One button to pick photos, one to upload, in English, Hungarian or German.

  • Words to keep

    The guestbook collects written wishes on every plan, and voice messages from Starter up, for the little one to hear one day.

The moments relatives capture

  1. 10:00

    Before the ceremony

    The christening outfit, the candle and the family arriving at church.

  2. 11:00

    Ceremony

    Godparents up close, grandparents from the pews, from every side at once.

  3. 13:00

    Family lunch

    Generations around one table, the cake and the first photos of the baby with everyone.

How to collect christening photos with Clik

  1. Create the event

    Name it after your little one, add the date and a cover photo.

  2. Send the link to the family

    Share it in the family chat or the invitation, so relatives know where photos go.

  3. Put a card on the lunch tables

    Print a small QR card for the reception or the family lunch after the church.

  4. Share the album with everyone

    Download the originals and publish a gallery page for the grandparents and godparents.

Tips for christening photos

  • Send the link in the family chat a few days before, so nobody forgets.
  • Ask a godparent to remind older relatives how to scan the QR.
  • Put one card on each lunch table.
  • Publish a gallery page afterwards so the whole family sees the same album.
  • Download everything before the storage period ends for the baby book.

Ready-made text for the family

Add one of these lines to the invitation or a card on the table.

  • Share your photos of our little one's big day: scan the code and upload.
  • No app needed. Scan, choose your photos and videos and tap upload.
  • Thank you for celebrating with us. Please add your photos to our family album.

Which plan suits a christening

A small family christening often fits the Free plan. For a bigger celebration, or to keep the photos longer, Starter is the usual choice. You can upgrade later and pay only the difference.

Compare all plans

Recommended plan

Starter

US$10

one-time price per event

  • 250 photos & videos
  • 3 months storage
  • Unlimited guests
  • Voice messages in the guestbook
  • Shareable gallery without watermark

Share your photos of our day

Anna & Mark

Table 5

https://clik.camera/u/anna-mark-table-5
Scan to upload. No app needed.

Make your table card

Type your names and a table. This is the card your guests will scan between courses.

Preview. Your event gets its own private link.

See it work on your own event

Create a free event, share the QR code and watch the first photos arrive.

Questions

Yes. Only you can open the gallery, unless you switch on the guest gallery or publish a gallery page.

Start the family album

Create the event in a minute and send the link to the family.