Plan it now
Most Christmas parties are booked by the end of November. Create the event early and you can send the link out with the invitation.
Occasion · Christmas party · Free
The digital disposable camera for your office Christmas party.
The Christmas party is the one night of the year when everyone gets together. With Filmriss the whole team shoots on one shared film – and the next morning there are photos for everyone, instead of a single shot of the boss in the all-staff email.
- Guests don’t need an app
- Original quality
- 90-day gallery
How it works · Christmas party
Three steps, zero effort on the day itself.
Set it up in advance
Whoever’s organising creates the event in the app and mentions it in the invitation. One line is enough: “Bring your phone.”
Snap away on the night
QR codes on the tables and at the bar. Colleagues take photos in their browser, with no app and no company account.
The gallery in the morning
The next day the gallery opens for everyone – a good excuse to talk about the night all over again in the office.
You choose when the reveal happens – by default it’s 10 am the morning after.
Photo ideas for your guests
Ten photo ideas for the Christmas party.
Put them on the table card, in the invitation or announce them on the day.
- The ugliest Christmas jumper
- Someone in a Santa hat who won’t admit it
- The Secret Santa gift nobody wanted
- Two teams who usually only talk by email
- The moment of the speech
- A selfie at the mulled wine stand
- The dance floor, before anyone’s brave enough
- The dance floor, after someone was
- The buffet, just before it opens
- Whoever turns the lights off last
Tips
Well prepared, relaxed on the day.
Show the code big
Once on the big screen during the welcome, plus small table stands. Then almost everyone scans it.
Say what the photos are for
The gallery isn’t public and is deleted 90 days after the reveal. Tell the team whether any photos might end up on the intranet later.
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 · Christmas party
Christmas Party
- 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 |
|---|---|---|
| Collecting photos | Gather the cameras, develop, hand out prints | Every photo lands in one gallery automatically |
| Who takes photos | Whoever grabs a camera | Everyone, each with their own film |
| Seeing the photos | Weeks later, after the lab | The next morning |
| Cost | Price per camera plus developing | Free |
Do colleagues need an app?
No. They scan the QR code and take photos in their browser. Only the person who creates the event uses the app.
Who sees the photos?
Only the event’s guests, and only after the reveal. When you set things up, you can choose that only you as the host see the gallery.
Where is the data stored?
In storage within the EU. Everything is deleted automatically 90 days after the reveal.
Does it work for big teams?
Yes, up to 500 guests per event.
How much does it cost?
Nothing. Filmriss is free, for companies too.
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Creating an event for your office Christmas party happens in the app and takes two minutes. Your guests only need the QR code.