Send the link beforehand
There’s no room for table cards on the move. Send the link to the group the evening before – then it’s there when things kick off.
Occasion · Hen & stag party · Free
The digital disposable camera for your hen or stag do.
One day, one group, twenty phones – and afterwards everyone has different pictures. With Filmriss the whole crew shoots on one shared film. The morning after, everyone sees the photos for the first time.
- Guests don’t need an app
- Original quality
- 90-day gallery
How it works · Hen & stag party
Three steps, zero effort on the day itself.
The best man or maid of honour sets it up
Event in the app, name, cover, photos per person. Send the link to the group chat in advance.
Snap on the go
Everyone shoots in the browser, no account. No preview means nobody deletes the embarrassing shot before the others have seen it.
The morning after
Over breakfast or on the way home the gallery opens – every photo of the day at once.
You choose when the reveal happens – by default it’s 10 am the morning after.
Photo ideas for your guests
Twelve challenges for the hen or stag do.
Put them on the table card, in the invitation or announce them on the day.
- The bride or groom with a stranger
- The group photo before the first stop
- Someone losing a challenge
- A selfie with the party bus
- The best outfit in the group
- A sign that sums up the day perfectly
- The moment everyone laughs at once
- A photo from behind, moving on to the next place
- The person holding the plan
- A dance somewhere nobody dances
- The group in a mirror
- The last photo of the night
Tips
Well prepared, relaxed on the day.
Less is more
For a long day out, 15 to 20 photos per person is plenty. More than 50 isn’t possible – and would be too many anyway.
Reveal after a lie-in
Don’t set the reveal for 8 am. By lunchtime everyone is awake enough to laugh at the photos.
Example settings
How you could set up your event.
Name, number of guests, photos per guest and the time of the reveal – then the event goes live. Three examples to compare:
Event · Hen & stag party
Sara’s hen do
- Guests
- up to 100
- Photos per guest
- 15
- Reveal
- Next morning, 10:00
- Who sees the gallery
- All guests
At most in the gallery1,500 pictures
Compared
And the paper disposable camera?
| Criterion | Paper disposable camera | Filmriss |
|---|---|---|
| What you carry | Several cameras that go missing along the way | Nothing, everyone has their phone anyway |
| Who takes photos | Whoever has the camera at the time | Everyone, each with their own film |
| Seeing the photos | After the lab | The morning after |
| Sharing | Passing prints round the group | One gallery for everyone |
Does the bride or groom see the photos beforehand?
No. Nobody sees a picture before the reveal – not the person who took it, and not whoever created the event.
What if we have no signal while we’re out?
Everyone needs a connection briefly once to open the camera. After that Filmriss stores the photos on the phone and uploads them as soon as there’s signal again.
Can I delete an embarrassing photo?
No, and that’s on purpose: every shot counts. If you don’t want a photo in the gallery, don’t take it in the first place.
Does everyone need the app?
No. The link opens the camera in the browser. Only the person creating the event needs the app.
Does it cost anything?
No. Filmriss is free, with no subscription and no ads.
Free · no subscription · no ads
Load a new film. Tonight.
Creating an event for your hen or stag do happens in the app and takes two minutes. Your guests only need the QR code.