Hen & stag parties
All your hen or stag weekend photos in one album.
Share photos and videos from the whole weekend in one album. Guests open the link, enter a first name and add files from their phone.
More on this topic: the quality it was shot in, not a squashed group-chat copy.
Built for a weekend, not a single night.
Before you set off
Create the album and drop its link into the group chat. Everyone has it in their pocket before the first train leaves.All weekend long
Workshop, restaurant, cottage, dance floor: everyone uploads as the hours go by, with no app and no account, just a first name.When you hand it over
You download the lot in original quality, and the album becomes the present: she discovers the weekend through ten other pairs of eyes.
A weekend, not an evening
A hen weekend rarely happens at one address: you leave on the Friday night, line up an activity on the Saturday, a restaurant, a dance floor, a Sunday brunch. The photos follow the same route, and scatter at the same pace.
- Two days, ten phones, one album
The album stays open from the first train to the last: nobody has to remember to send anything on the Sunday night. Whoever had no signal at the cottage uploads on the way home, and the videos, the filmed dares and the routine rehearsed in secret, arrive whole.
- Nobody installs anything
The link opens in the browser: no app, no account, no password. A first name is enough to sign your photos, even for the cousin who only joins you at lunchtime on the Saturday.
- The group chat overflows
A hundred messages, the logistics of the weekend drowned in the middle, and the memories sliding down the thread as the hours pass. A group chat is for arranging where to meet; it was never an album, and it compresses everything that goes through it.
- A stag do works exactly the same
Karting, a lodge in the hills, a city break abroad: the principle does not move an inch. One link in the group chat, uploads across the two days, and the groom gets the whole thing on the Monday. Same again for a bachelorette or a bachelor party, whichever word your friends use.
Keep the surprise, then give it away
A hen weekend is planned behind the bride's back, and the album is part of the surprise: it opens only to the people you handed the link to, and you choose the moment she receives it.
- The link travels inside the group and nowhere else
The album is not public, not listed, and not indexed by search engines: only the people you pass the link to can reach it. Nothing ends up on a story by accident.
- You decide when she sees it
On the day, one message opens the entire weekend to her: it is not a file to send, it is an address to share. The words left in the guest book follow the same rule: set to organisers only, they stay invisible to her until the moment you show them.
- Try it free, then pay once
The free trial accepts 20 photos or videos until 30 days after the event (one year at most), with every feature included; the Event plan, at 39 € once (launch price until December 31, 2026; 49 € for new purchases from January 1, 2027), includes 100 GB of storage per album with no limit on the number of photos and videos and keeps it for 2 years. The album is kept for 2 years on the Event plan; an album still on trial is deleted 30 days after the event date (or after its creation, if the album has no event date or one earlier than its creation), and no later than one year after its creation. The detail is on the pricing page.
- Good practice for the wedding that follows
The habit picked up on the hen weekend comes back on the day itself: a printable QR code sign on the tables, and the guests' photos land in the same place, without the couple having to chase a soul.
Frequently asked questions
Can someone take back a photo they would rather keep private?
How do we give the photos to the bride afterwards?
Can we record messages for the bride-to-be?
Read on
The weekend gets planned. So should the album.
Create it before you leave, drop the link in the group chat, and think about nothing but the party.