Guide
Affordable Event Photo Sharing: Professional Results, One-Time Price
Hiring a second photographer costs thousands. A social media hashtag is free but chaotic. Vellon sits in the sweet spot — professional, private, and organized at ₱699 per event.
What ₱699 Gets You
A private gallery, a branded QR code, 15 days of cloud hosting, unlimited guest uploads, guest name tagging, and high-resolution downloads. Everything included, nothing extra.
Compared to Alternatives
Second photographer: ₱5,000–₱15,000. Photo booth rental: ₱8,000–₱20,000. Shared Google Drive: free but disorganized, no privacy, manual coordination. Vellon: ₱699, zero coordination required.
Who Is It For?
Vellon is built for personal event hosts who want a professional result without a professional budget. It's also used by event coordinators and photographers as a standard add-on service.
Free Trial First
Every account starts with a free 48-hour trial. Test the full platform, generate your QR code, and verify it works for your setup — before paying a single peso.
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