Pre-wedding party
Stag and hen dos: the photos the couple would otherwise never see
At a pre-wedding party or a stag or hen do, nobody is in charge of taking photos. Which is exactly why they produce the pictures that get passed around most afterwards.
The problem isn't the quantity, it's how they are spread out. An evening like this splits into little groups: some are still in the park, others have long since moved on to the bar, three are sweeping up broken crockery outside the house. Every group has its own pictures — and its own group chat, where the pictures then stay.
At a stag or hen do there's the added twist that the very person it's all about takes the fewest photos. After all, they're in every shot. What they get afterwards is whatever others send them — a fraction, and usually weeks later.
One link that everyone has in the group beforehand solves both. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for; it works one-handed at two in the morning. And because the gallery address can't be guessed and search engines are shut out, none of it ends up anywhere it doesn't belong.
The right plan
1,000 files, 6 months · 59 € incl. VAT
Unlimited guests, photos and videos in full resolution and any length — both count towards the same allowance. Download as often as you like.
See all plansOne evening, several places
Unlike a party in a hall, there is no running order for everyone to follow. There are stops along the way — and each one produces different pictures.
Beforehand, in the kitchen
The preparations, the costumes, the sign. The gallery is live as soon as you create it, so you can start uploading before things even get going.
Out on the street
Tray of goodies, passers-by, the list of dares. This is where the pictures come from that only one person takes — and that everyone else would otherwise never see.
The broken crockery at the door
The smashing itself lasts two minutes and is filmed by fifteen people at once. From fifteen angles, it's worth far more afterwards than from one.
In the bar, where the signal is weak
If the connection drops, the page tries again by itself and lets you know if something didn't get through. Nobody has to remember that an upload was still pending.
The next lunchtime
Anyone who only thinks of their phone again while tidying up uploads then. The link stays valid for as long as the gallery runs — and the couple sees everything at once.
Can strangers see the photos?
Only people with the link get in — the address contains a random part and can't be guessed. If you want to be extra sure, set a four-digit access code. Search engines are excluded.
What if the signal at the party is poor?
Pictures go straight from the phone to us, with no detour. If the connection drops, the page retries by itself and says so if something didn't arrive. Worst case, guests upload from home the next day — the link stays valid.
Can I try it first?
Yes. The Test plan is free and needs no payment details: 10 photos, available for 48 hours. That's enough to walk through the whole thing once.
Are videos possible?
Yes, on every plan and of any length — the trial plan included. In return, videos count towards the same allowance as photos: the Standard plan holds 1,000 files in total, be they stills or clips. Only the individual file is capped: up to 600 MB on the paid plans, 200 MB on the free trial.
How do I share the pictures with my guests afterwards?
You don't have to — the same gallery they upload to does it. It works both ways: after scanning, every guest sees all the pictures from the party, not just their own, and can download them one by one or all at once. So there is nothing to send around, no link to forward and no pictures to drop into a WhatsApp group. Anyone who hears about it after the party scans the same code.