pix.wedding offers unlimited photos and videos on its paid plans and up to two years of storage on the top one — more photos and videos than Snapveil, and the same storage period as Ultra. Two things are worth checking first, though. pix.wedding explicitly advertises that there is no password, so the album is reachable by anyone who knows the address. And the service states it is operated from Azerbaijan under Azerbaijani law, with an imprint that names neither a company nor an address. If that matters to you, Snapveil is the better fit.
Where Snapveil is the better pick
Snapveil suits anyone who wants access control and a contracting party they can actually identify.
- Password protection for the gallery from the Pro plan, plus per-guest rights. pix.wedding advertises “no password” on its homepage — anyone with the address gets in.
- A full company imprint with legal name, legal form, an address in Münster and a VAT ID. The pix.wedding imprint names only a first name as the operator.
- Operation and storage in Germany and the EU, GDPR compliant. pix.wedding states it is operated from Azerbaijan under Azerbaijani law; Azerbaijan holds no EU adequacy decision.
- AI search in natural language, automatic tagging and location detection from GPS data on the Ultra plan.
Where pix.wedding is the better pick
On volume pix.wedding offers more, and that deserves saying plainly.
- Unlimited photos and videos on the paid packages. Snapveil limits Pro to 2,000 photos and 10 videos, and Ultra to 10,000 photos and 30 videos.
- Storage of up to two years on the top plan; at Snapveil only with Ultra. Snapveil stores for twelve months on Pro and 24 months on Ultra, extendable from €14.90.
- A live slideshow at the venue and an audio guest book from the middle plan. Snapveil offers a comparable live photo wall from the Pro plan and a written guest book, but no audio messages.
Feature by feature
| Feature | Snapveil | pix.wedding |
|---|---|---|
| Video uploads | From Pro: 10 videos; Ultra: 30 | |
| Guest book with written messages | ||
| Live slideshow / projector view | ||
| Guests need no app | ||
| Guests need no account | ||
| AI search in natural language | not stated | |
| Original-quality download | ||
| Password protection | ||
| Custom subdomain | ||
| Full company imprint | ||
| Pricing model | One-time, one price per event | One-time, three packages |
| Server location | Germany / EU | not stated |
| German-language interface |
Research date: 19 August 2026. Details as published on the public pages of pix.wedding
pix.wedding and Snapveil, answered
Access control, storage duration and who operates each service.
Snapveil, if access control and a European contracting party matter to you. Snapveil locks the gallery with a password from the Pro plan, sets rights per guest, and is operated by Pivoda GbR in Münster with a full company imprint.
No. Its homepage explicitly advertises “no app, no account, no password”. Anyone who knows the album address can open it. With Snapveil you can set a password from the Pro plan and decide per guest whether they may upload, download or only view.
Its imprint names only a first name as the operator, with no company name, legal form or address. The service states it is operated from Azerbaijan and governed by Azerbaijani law. Snapveil is a product of Pivoda GbR, Friedensstraße 7, 48151 Münster, Germany.
With Snapveil, two months on the free plan and twelve months on Pro and 24 months on Ultra, extendable by another twelve months from €14.90 at any time. pix.wedding lists six months, one year or two years depending on the plan — on its top package as long as our Ultra plan.
No. Snapveil caps at 250 photos on the free plan, 2,000 on Pro and 10,000 on Ultra; the number of guests, by contrast, is unlimited on every plan. pix.wedding advertises unlimited photos and videos on its paid plans.