Family photo gallery
Years of Novruz tables and gatherings in one shared album.
Occasion
As spring arrives around 20-21 March, put a code on your greetings and holiday table so relatives near and far can open family photos, the recipes on the sofra and video wishes from everyone.
How it works
Collect family photos, the recipes you cook each year and short video wishes from relatives.
On greeting cards, beside the samani or on a note for relatives who cannot travel this year.
Keep the same code from year to year and refresh the photos and greetings each Novruz.
Ideas
Years of Novruz tables and gatherings in one shared album.
How your family makes semeni, pakhlava and shekerbura.
Record greetings for family who cannot be at the table.
Around the holiday
A code on your card opens a heartfelt video message.
Guests scan to read the recipes behind each dish.
Explain the meaning of the samani, fires and traditions.
Relatives add and browse photos from every household.
Send video wishes to family in another country or country.
Point neighbours to a bayram gathering or programme.
Family greetings and video wishes, a shared photo album, the recipes from your sofra and a short guide to the customs of the day all work well on one page.
They scan the code from wherever they are and open the same photos, recipes and video messages, so they share the holiday even when they cannot reach the table.
Yes. Keep the printed code and update the page every spring, adding this year's photos and greetings while the old ones stay in the album.
You can share step-by-step recipes for semeni, pakhlava, shekerbura and any dish your family makes, with photos or a short video for each.
The card and its wishes stay front and centre. The code simply gives relatives more to open, like photos and a spoken greeting they can keep.
Create a free Novruz QR code and keep the greetings and photos growing each spring.