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—For the bachelorette party

The weekend has eight phones — and somehow the group chat still misses the best shot

Eight friends, one weekend, one goal: making sure the bride gets to relive every moment. Everyone shoots the whole time — but every phone keeps its own photos to itself.

Monday morning, the group chat delivers a handful of compressed shots, and the one photo the bride really wanted never shows up. It's still sitting on a phone that's already back in everyday life.

A code shared before the weekend changes that. Every photo lands automatically in one shared gallery — full quality, not the version a chat app squeezed down.

Who gets to see it is the group's call, not the internet's

A bachelorette weekend isn't meant for the public. The gallery only opens with the code your group shares — no public link that anyone could accidentally forward.

Whoever has the code sees the photos; whoever doesn't, sees nothing. That's a decision you make upfront, not something a platform decides for you afterward.

Even the late-night shots keep their original quality

Chat apps compress every photo they send — you notice it most in low light, late at night. The gallery stores the original file straight from the phone.

That matters most for the shots the bride will actually want to print or put in an album later.

No downloads, even for whoever joins the second half

If someone only joins for part two of the weekend, she still doesn't need to install anything. One scan of the code and she's shooting right away.

That includes the one friend who, on principle, doesn't put new apps on her phone.

From the weekend to the photo book

Otherwise someone ends up scrolling through eight different chat threads just to find enough photos for a gift. In the shared gallery, everything already sits in one place — sorted by time, not by who happened to send something.

That's what makes the real gift possible: a photo book of the whole weekend, not just whatever got sent around.

    1

    Set up the event

    Before the weekend starts, one of you sets up the gallery — it takes a few minutes.

    2

    Share the QR code

    A screenshot of the code in the group chat is enough, nobody needs to print it out.

    3

    Photos come together

    Everyone uploads straight from their own camera app — even if her phone doesn't come back out until days later.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Guests join instantly with the event code. Just enter the code, snap photos, and upload.

snaplounge works entirely in the browser. Guests simply scan the QR code and can immediately take and upload photos. Works on any smartphone with iOS or Android.

Yes! As the host, you can decide whether all guests can see everyone's photos or only their own. You as the host always have access to all images. You can change this setting at any time.

With a Pro or Premium plan, all photos are stored in full resolution. You can download the complete album — perfect for prints and memories.

Depending on your plan, photos are available for 90 days (Free), 6 months (Pro) or 12 months (Premium) after the event. During this time, you can download the complete album.

Ready for the bachelorette party?

Set up the gallery for free and send the code to the group — all eight phones end up in one place.

Create the bachelorette party gallery