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The weekend before,
on one roll.

Two days, one group, everyone's phone. A shot list for the weekend, a memo from each of you, and a roll that develops on the way home.

  • 01

    A shot list for the weekend

    Guest Lens puts the prompts in every camera: the sash, the first toast, the dance floor. Each one ticks itself off.

  • 02

    A memo from each of you

    One question, one answer each, in your own voices. The best gift on the table.

  • 03

    Develops on the way home

    Guests see blurred tiles until the end. Then everyone sees the lot.

Every guest's view of the same weekend.

Setting up a hen party roll

papershot is a bachelorette and hen party photo sharing app: one private roll for the weekend, and a disposable camera on every phone. A shot list keeps the classics in frame, every guest leaves one memo, and the roll develops on the way home.

  1. 01

    Make the moment before the weekend

    Set it to start when you arrive and end on the last night. Pick Vintage for everyone.

  2. 02

    Add the group

    Free for 4. For the whole group, pick a size from 8 guests up.

  3. 03

    Send the link

    One link in the group chat. Everyone joins with the app, no account.

  4. 04

    Develop it on the way home

    Set the reveal for the end, and open it together.

Guest Lens

A hen party shot list

Paste these into Guest Lens. Each prompt sits in everyone's camera and ticks itself off when someone shoots straight from it.

  1. 1The sash, before anyone puts it on
  2. 2The first toast
  3. 3Everyone in matching outfits
  4. 4The guest of honour, mid-laugh
  5. 5The dance floor, from above
  6. 6The worst dance move
  7. 7The best dressed of the night
  8. 8The game that got out of hand
  9. 9The taxi home
  10. 10Breakfast, the morning after
  11. 1110 seconds of the loudest song
  12. 12Last one standing

Memos

Memo questions for the guest of honour

One question for the whole group. Everyone answers once, in their own voice.

  • “Say a few words for the guest of honour.”
  • “What's your best advice for married life?”
  • “Tell us how you met them.”
  • “What will you remember about this weekend?”
  • “Leave a wish for the wedding day.”
  • “Describe them in three words.”

Why a shared roll suits a hen weekend

A hen weekend makes hundreds of photos across a dozen phones, and the guest of honour sees almost none of them. A shared roll keeps them together: everyone shoots onto one private roll, and it develops for everyone at once when the weekend ends.

Limit the shots to 16 or 24 each, and people choose their moments instead of filming everything. For more prompts, see hen and bachelorette party photo ideas.

A gift made from the roll

Download the roll at full resolution, or open Studio to lay photos over a backdrop with stickers and a date stamp. A composition from the weekend makes a good wedding-morning surprise.

What is on the roll

More than photos.

Every moment collects three kinds of media, and the tools to do something with them.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do guests need an account?

No. They need the app, on iPhone or Android, but not an account.

How many photos can each of us take?

5, 10, 16, 24, or 36, as the host sets, plus one video and one memo each.

Is it private?

Yes. The roll is for the people in it: no public gallery, no search, no feed.

Can we keep it secret from the guest of honour?

Yes. Make the moment in advance and share the link when you are ready.

Does it work without signal?

Yes. Shots wait on the phone and upload when the signal is back.

How long is it kept?

48 hours after it closes on a free moment, 30 days on a paid one.

How much does it cost?

Free for up to 4 guests. A bigger size is one payment, no subscription.

One weekend.
Every angle.

Make the moment before you leave.