The guest camera for weddings & parties
The whole night,
on one roll.
A disposable camera at every seat — except it’s the phone already in their pocket. Guests scan the card, get 36 shots, and nobody at the party sees a thing until the whole roll develops the morning after. No app. No sign-up.
Free. Takes about a minute. Nothing to cancel afterwards.
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Olivia & Dan
You’ve got 36 shots. No app, no sign-up. Everything develops on Sunday at 9 AM — then you see the whole night.
Why guest photos usually go missing
The photographer leaves at ten
The part everyone talks about afterwards happens at half past midnight, and the only cameras left in the room are the ones in your guests' pockets.
Nobody downloads the app
An app in front of the camera is a sign-up screen in front of a wedding. Most guests simply won't, and the ones who try are stuck in a corner on the venue's wifi.
A hundred phones, one access point
Barns have thick walls, marquees have no signal, and everyone is uploading at once. Photos that fail to send are gone, and the evening doesn't come round again.
It keeps working when the signal doesn’t.
Every other guest camera treats sending the photo as taking it. If the upload fails — and in a stone barn on a Saturday night it will — the photograph never existed.
Nightroll writes the picture to the phone before it tries to send anything. The guest sees “got it” because we have got it. Then it delivers itself in the background: when the signal comes back, when they reload an hour later, or in the taxi home.
A wedding happens once. We built for the evening it goes wrong.
How the night goes
- 01
Two questions
What the day is called and when it starts. We lay the rest of the evening out from there, and you can change the name or the develop time later.
- 02
Print the table cards
The QR codes come out ready to print and cut. Put one at each place, the way you would a name card.
- 03
Guests scan and shoot
The camera opens in their browser. 36 shots each — no app, no account, iPhone or Android.
- 04
It all develops at once
Guests see nothing until the time you picked — you can peek to check it’s working. Then the whole night arrives on one roll, in the order it happened.
It arrives in chapters, not a pile
Getting ready, the ceremony, drinks, dinner, speeches, dancing, last orders. Every photo files itself by the moment it was taken, so nobody tags anything and the roll is worth scrolling through.
The originals are yours
Full resolution and downloadable, with a slideshow for the screen at the party. Guests can delete their own photos any time.
Try it at the rehearsal dinner.
It’s free and takes a minute, so there’s no reason to find out on the day. Set one up, put it on a table, and watch the roll fill up.
Set up your camera