Bachelorette & hen party cameraWhat happens tonight develops tomorrow.
For a bachelorette, hen do or hens night, everyone shoots into one shared film. Each person has a limited number of shots, nobody sees anything until the reveal, and no one has to install an app. The weekend stays in the moment, and the photos arrive after.
How it works at a bachelorette or hen weekend
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The maid of honour (or any organiser) begins the film and picks a reveal, such as the morning after or the end of the weekend.
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Share the QR code or link in the group chat so everyone is in before the first drink.
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Everybody shoots a limited number of frames. Nobody can scroll back through them during the night.
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At the reveal the whole group sees the weekend together. The host can hide any frame from the roll first.
Guests and shots
- A group of 8 to 15: the default of 48 shots each is plenty across a weekend.
- For a multi-day trip, think about a lower cap per day and plan the reveal for the end.
- Include the bride in the roll too, and keep the host phone with the maid of honour.
Where to put the QR card
This one lives in the group chat more than on a table. Send the link in advance, and print a QR for the venue or the Airbnb fridge.
Sign wording
- “Scan to join the hen roll. Reveal on Sunday.”
- “Bachelorette film: shoot now, see it later.”
- “Hens night camera. No app. No peeking.”
Questions
Who sees what, and when?
Nobody sees other people's frames until the reveal. As host, you can preview your own frames, and after the reveal you can hide any frame from the roll without losing the original.
Can we keep some photos private?
Yes. Hide any frame from the public roll after the reveal. The original stays with you.
Do bridesmaids need to download anything?
No. iPhone users get an App Clip and Android users the browser, with nothing to install.
Is it called a bachelorette, a hen do or a hens night?
All three. 'Bachelorette' is the US term, 'hen do' or 'hen party' is common in the UK and Europe, and 'hens night' is the Australian term. The camera works the same way for all of them.
Try it at your own event.
Create a film in under a minute. Your guests never need to download a thing.