Guide
Bachelorette and hen party photos, shared privately
Last updated 26 September 2026
The short answer
Make a private shared album for the weekend and send the link to the group only. Everyone adds their photos, nothing goes public, and the bride-to-be gets the whole weekend in one place instead of asking around for weeks.
Setting it up
- The maid of honour creates a pool and shares the link with the group.
- Seal it as a Dark Room (Radiance) so nobody sees the photos until the morning after, like a disposable camera.
- Everyone shoots on their phone during the night.
- Pick the keepers for the wedding album, or order prints for the group.
What it costs
| For | What to use | Price |
|---|---|---|
| A small get-together | Free (Spark) | Up to 30 people, 30 photos, kept 7 days |
| One wedding or big party | Event pass | From $38 once. Up to 200 guests, kept a year |
| No guest limit | Unlimited event pass | From $103 once. Kept a year |
| You host often | Radiance | From $13 a month. 250 people per pool, live slideshow wall |
Questions people ask
- Who can see the photos?
- Only the people you invited to the album. It is never public, and it stays separate from the wedding album unless you choose to share.
- Can the photos stay hidden until the next day?
- Yes. A Dark Room keeps every photo sealed, even from the person who took it, until the reveal time you pick.
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