Photo challenges for a christening or communion
A lovely day, the whole family plays.
After the ceremony, small photo challenges drop at surprise times on the guests' phones. The godfather clinks glasses with the godmother, both families mingle, the grandparents finally pose together. The challenges are for the grown-ups, never the children. The next morning, the album is ready.
Make your invitation
The child's first name and the celebration: the table card takes shape before your eyes.
The card now shows: Leo's celebration
- Nothing for guests to install
- No challenge targets children
- Ready in 5 minutes
- Free trial with 10 people
For Leo's christening, play with us.
Welcome to Leo's celebration
What's your name?
A gentle day
For Leo's christening, four moments and no pressure
You set the start and end time; we suggest noon to 6 PM. Challenges drop on their own, each at the right moment, leaving plenty of room for conversation.
The ceremony
No phones, no challenges
The game starts afterwards. On the way out, the first challenge invites everyone to photograph the place at its best.
The first challenge, on the way outThe place of the ceremony, at its best
Drinks
Both families get acquainted
Guests scan their table card and type their first name. The first real challenge gets them looking for each other and saying hello.
The challengeA photo with someone born the same year as you
Lunch
Every table raises a glass
Glasses and lemonades raised to the family: tables play together, and the youngest clink glasses too.
The challengeYour table raises its glasses and lemonades to the family, with a joyful face
Dessert and the afternoon
The cake, the sugared almonds, the garden
The cake before the first slice, the sugared almonds at their best, then the photo that sums up the day, everyone their own.
The challengeThe party cake, before the first slice
The photo that sums up the day, in your eyes
Everyone has a part
Godparents, grandparents: the day puts them in the spotlight
A christening brings together people who rarely meet. The challenges give everyone a good reason to get up, find each other and pose together.
- The godparents
The godparents raising a glass together
Often they don't know each other yet. The challenge brings them together, glass in hand. - The grandparents
All the grandparents here, together in one photo
All in the same photo, at last. The one that gets framed. - The aunts and uncles
All the aunts and uncles, posing like a rock band
A rock band pose, in the middle of the afternoon. Laughter guaranteed. - Both sides of the family
Both sides of the family: one person from each side in one photo
One person from each side in the same photo: the best way to get acquainted. - The parents
The parents, finally sitting down for five minutes
They organised everything. A challenge makes them sit down for five minutes, and the whole room takes the picture.
Children first
A child's celebration, challenges for the grown-ups
Please do not photograph children who are not yours without their parents' consent.
- No challenge targets childrenThe christening catalogue was reviewed one by one: the challenges are about the adults, the tables, the place and the meal. Never a child.
- The card says it tooEvery table card asks guests not to photograph other people's children without their parents' consent.
- Nothing is publicNo social network, no search engine. The album is private, shared only through the link you choose to send.
- Everyone stays in controlEvery guest can remove their photo whenever they like, and you can remove any photo with a tap. The album is kept for 12 months.
The next morning
A guest book that fills itself
Every guest's photos, sorted by challenge, with everyone's first name. The words, the advice, the smiles: the album Leo will open in fifteen years.
The album · Leo's celebration
186 photos · 38 guests · 12 challenges
Your message in the guest book (or on a card), before you close it
GodmotherWrite a piece of life advice on a napkin and show it
Granny HelenThe sugared almonds, from their best angle
Uncle Mark
- Sorted by challenge, with first namesFind the cake, the sugared almonds and everyone's message in a second.
- Download everything in one clickEvery photo, in full quality, to keep and to print.
- Shared with a private linkWith the guests and family far away, whenever you like.
Grandparents too
From 7 to 90, nothing to install
- No app, no accountScan the card with the camera, type your first name, that's it.
- Big text, one buttonThe challenge shows up big, with one button to take the photo.
- One phone for the whole tableMost challenges are played in groups: whoever has no smartphone plays with their neighbours.
Price
One payment, for the whole day
No subscription, no photo limit. The same price for every celebration.
Try it with 10 people
Create the celebration, see the challenge programme, print a card and try it with the family. You only pay to open the game to all your guests.
Try it for freeFor the first 30 paid celebrations, whatever their size.
- The christening challenge programme, adjustable
- Your own challenges, up to 5
- Table cards and the room screen
- Private album for 12 months, download it all
Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Invoice by email. Terms of sale
Questions
What people ask us about christenings
Christening and communion party ideasGames, keepsakes and practical ideas for a lovely family day.Does it work for a communion, a bar or bat mitzvah?
Yes. All childhood religious celebrations share the same challenges, written for a family day. The game is called “Leo's celebration” on the cards, the screen and the album, whatever the ceremony.
Are there challenges during the ceremony?
No. You choose the start time: usually at drinks, after the ceremony. Before that, no phone rings.
What about the children?
No challenge targets children: the christening catalogue was reviewed for that. The table card asks guests not to photograph other people's children without their parents' consent. Nothing is public.
Do our guests need to install an app?
No. They scan their table's QR code with their camera and play right away, in the browser, on iPhone and Android. No account, no email: just a first name.
What about guests without a smartphone?
They play with the others: most challenges are done in groups, one phone per photo is enough. Grandparents are often the stars of the day.
Part of the family is religious, part isn't. Is that a problem?
No. The challenges are about the family, the meal, the cake and the day, never about religion. Everyone plays their own way.
The signal is poor in the hall or in the countryside. Does it work?
Yes, it's built for that. The photo is taken right away and sent as soon as the network is back. Add the venue's Wi-Fi: it will be printed on the card.
How many guests do we need?
From about ten, the game takes off. The price is the same up to 150 guests, and the free trial lets you play with 10 to see.
Can we add our own challenges?
Yes, up to five on top of the ready-made programme: “a photo with great-grandma”, “the whole Scottish side together”. You pick the moment, and your challenge takes the place of a planned one.
A day to remember
What if, for Leo's christening, the whole family played?
Five minutes tonight, and the celebration has its challenge programme. Try it free with 10 people, pay only once you're convinced.
Nothing for guests to install · one-off payment