The Ashworths
Helen’s 80th
Every photograph you take is one nobody else has. Point your camera at this and add them, there’s nothing to sign up for.
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Occasions
A wedding, a christening, an eightieth, a life remembered. Every occasion gets a page at its own address, when, where, what to wear, and the timings, with a card for every table. Guests scan it and add what they took, on the day. And unlike every other event page, this one is still there in ten years, because it's the first chapter of something that keeps going.



Weddings, most of all
Two families, seventy guests, a thousand photographs on other people's phones, and the photographer's set weeks later. One page, one address, one place it all goes, and stays.
The page does what a wedding website does before the day, the times, the venue, what to wear, the gifts. Then, instead of expiring, it becomes the first chapter of the family's archive, where the christening and the anniversaries follow.
And every other day worth keeping
The godparents, the church, the first photographs of a life. The archive's first chapter for someone who'll read it in thirty years.
A first and an eightieth read differently, and the page knows it. Both are worth a card on the table.
The original wedding photographs, front and centre, and the people who were at both.
The gentlest use, and the most needed: an order of service, donations in lieu, and, from everyone who came, a photograph and a memory of the person. In their own voice, if they can.
Sunday lunch at two. Nothing special, which is precisely the kind of day you'll wish you had more of.
The designs
Five designs, each offered to the occasions it suits: a page in memory never gets a celebratory look. One long page or separate pages, a password if you want one, replies from a guest list, a gift list, and a wall for messages.
Open any of them with sample content, or try the designer yourself. Neither needs an account.

White, a handwritten heading, the names in spaced capitals.

Dark, full-screen photographs, slow parallax, gold.

Ivory and sage, a photograph framed by olive branches.

Magazine scale type, photograph and words side by side.

Soft paper, arched windows, opens like an envelope.
Try it yourself
Put your own names, date and venue into the designer.
Nothing is saved, and no account needed.
Before the day
izaakandellie.tokeepsafe.com, the names, a welcome, the date and time, the venue with a map, the running order, dress, gifts, and anything worth knowing about parking or children. It reads like an invitation, because it is one.
Address
helens80th.tokeepsafe.com
Date
17 October 2026
From
2:00 pm
Venue
Lower Barn Farm, Great Missenden
Dress
Whatever you'd garden in
Gifts
None. Bring a photograph of her instead.
The day
On the day
Guests point their phone at the code. No app, no account. They type their name once, and from then on Take a photo now opens the camera straight to your archive. If the venue’s signal is poor, it retries quietly rather than losing anything.
Every photograph and video arrives with their name on it. Afterwards, anyone can open any picture and leave a memory, written, or spoken.
The Ashworths
Every photograph you take is one nobody else has. Point your camera at this and add them, there’s nothing to sign up for.
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ashworth1938
ashworth1938
Helen’s 80th
No account needed. Your name once, so the family knows who to thank.
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3 of yours · 118 from everyone
After
Nothing to download, export, or sort into folders. The occasion is a chapter in the family’s archive from the moment the first guest scans the card. Name who’s in the pictures; the tree grows. Close the guest link when the trickle stops; everything they added stays for good.
Afterwards
An occasion is $59.99, paid once. The page, the cards, the guests adding what they took, and the family archive that keeps all of it. There is nothing else to pay, and nothing is taken away later.
Most families find, a month or two on, that they want to keep going: the christening after the wedding, the photographs from the loft, a grandmother talking about her own wedding day. That costs $4.99 a month, and nothing more to set up. Opening an archive from cold is $49.99, and your occasion already covered it. So almost all of what you paid goes on working for you rather than being spent on the one day.
Common questions
$59.99 for the day, and the archive that keeps it. Then the next chapter, if you want one.