Signal that comes and goes
Villas, beaches, and old towns are beautiful and bad at signal. papershot shoots without it: shots wait on each phone and upload when the connection returns, so nothing is lost between the ceremony and the airport.
A wedding far away,
from every seat.
Three days, guests from everywhere, and signal that comes and goes. One private roll fills itself from every phone and develops when you say.
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Shoots without signal
Shots wait on the phone and upload when the signal is back.
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Seven languages
Guests use the app in their own language.
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Days, not hours
A moment can run the whole weekend, from welcome drinks to the last brunch.
Everyone travelled for this. Keep what they saw.
Setting up a destination wedding roll
papershot is a destination wedding photo sharing app: one private roll for the whole weekend abroad, a camera on every guest's phone, and no signal needed to shoot. The app speaks seven languages, and the roll develops when you say.
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Make it before you fly
Set the moment to start at the welcome drinks and end after the last brunch.
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Pick the size
From 8 guests to unlimited. Add more guests later if the list grows.
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Send the link with the itinerary
Guests arrive with the app ready. No accounts.
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Develop it on the way home
Set the reveal for after the last day, and open it at the airport.
Guest Lens
A destination wedding shot list
Paste these into Guest Lens. Each one ticks itself off when someone shoots straight from it.
- The welcome drinks
- The view from your room
- The ceremony from the back row
- The two of them against the view
- Whoever travelled the furthest
- The table at sunset
- Someone in the sea
- The first dance, from behind the crowd
- The local food
- 10 seconds of the party
- The morning after, by the pool
- The last goodbye
Memos
Memo questions for a wedding abroad
One question for every guest, answered once in their own voice.
- “Say a few words for the two of us.”
- “What will you remember about this place?”
- “How far did you travel, and was it worth it?”
- “Leave a wish for our first year.”
- “What's your best advice for marriage?”
- “Tell us your favourite moment of the weekend.”
Guests from everywhere
A destination wedding mixes languages and phones. The app works the same on iPhone and Android and speaks seven languages, and guests join with the card or the link, without an account.
For the cards themselves, see wedding QR code signs.
What is on the roll
More than photos.
Every moment collects three kinds of media, and the tools to do something with them.
Photos and film looks
Shots per guest, set by the host. Three looks: Original, Vintage, Black & white. Applied at capture, finished at full resolution.
One video each
5 to 30 seconds. The host sets the length, every guest adds one.
About videosOne memo each
A few words in their own voice, up to a minute. It plays back with their face, like a voice message.
About memosStudio
A backdrop, photos off the roll, stickers, and words. Saved as drafts you can come back to.
About StudioGuest Lens
A shot list for your guests. A prompt ticks itself off when someone shoots straight from it.
The invite card
A perforated card with the QR and the code. Print it, send it, or set it in your colours.
Guides
Guides for this
- WeddingsHow to collect photos at a destination weddingPatchy signal, roaming, many languages, and several days: how to collect guest photos at a destination wedding, with a shot list for a wedding abroad.
- WeddingsHow to get photos from your wedding guestsGroup chats, shared cloud folders, hashtags, disposable cameras, or one shared roll: how each way of collecting your guests' wedding photos works.
- WeddingsWedding photo scavenger hunt: 50 ideas for your guests50 wedding photo scavenger hunt ideas for your guests, from the aisle to the last dance, and how to run the hunt as a shot list in every guest's camera.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do guests need roaming data?
Not to shoot. Shots wait on the phone and upload on Wi-Fi or when the signal returns.
Which languages does the app speak?
English, Arabic, Simplified Chinese, French, Polish, Spanish, and Swahili.
Can the moment last the whole weekend?
Yes. You set the start and the end; a moment runs at least 30 minutes, and as long as you need.
How many photos can each guest take?
5, 10, 16, 24, or 36, as you choose, plus one video and one memo.
Do guests need an account?
No. They need the app, on iPhone or Android, but not an account.
Can we download everything?
Yes, at full resolution: one at a time, or the whole moment as one .zip.
How much does it cost?
Free for up to 4 guests. A bigger size is one payment, no subscription.
Far from home,
on one roll.
Make the moment before you fly.