Everyone’s night, on one roll.

Ninety guests, ninety angles your photographer was never standing at.

1. At the tablesA printed card at every seat. Guests scan it between courses. No app hunt, no hashtag to remember.
2. Past midnightYour photographer went home hours ago. Ninety cameras are still going.
3. Over breakfastThe roll develops all at once: the speeches from nine angles, and everything after the last song.

• Table cards included
• Polaroid frame add-on
• Kept forever

25 shots each · develops the morning after

The candles from six feet away, not the one posed shot.

1. One textSend the link to the group chat that afternoon. Everyone who taps it walks in with fifteen shots loaded.
2. The candlesOne song, four seconds, a dozen cameras firing from across the room at once.
3. Last guest outEnd the event and it develops on the spot, so open it together before anyone finds their coat.

• Open it together
• Everyone downloads

15 shots each · develops instantly when the night ends

Whatever happened is on one roll, and it lands when everybody is home.

1. Three daysOne roll covers the whole weekend. Twenty shots each, so nobody burns them all in the first bar.
2. Each nightA nudge when the evening starts and a countdown on the lock screen. Nobody has to play photographer.
3. Back homeIt develops a full day after it closes. Everyone lands, sobers up, and then the evidence arrives.

• Runs for three days
• Countdown on the lock screen
• Nightly nudge
• Host-only voice notes

20 shots each · develops 24 hours after it closes

Five days, one roll, and a nudge each evening so nobody forgets.

1. Day oneOne roll for the whole trip. Twenty-five shots works out to about five a day, which is exactly the right amount of choosy.
2. Every eveningNobody asks the group chat for photos, because nobody has seen any yet.
3. Flying homeThe roll develops the day you leave. The whole week lands at once, in order, with everyone in it.

• One roll for five days
• No album to chase
• Slideshow add-on

25 shots each · develops the day you fly home

A send-off nobody was assigned to photograph.

1. At the doorA code on the way in. Ten shots each: enough to cover the night, few enough that people choose them.
2. On the screenThe wall up on the big screen tracks the roll filling, and your logo rides on every photo.
3. Next morningIt develops before the first coffee: one album for the whole company, not a folder somebody has to chase.

• Your logo on every photo
• Live wall on a screen

10 shots each · develops the next morning

The relatives who never post anything still take pictures.

1. Any phoneGrandparents scan the same code as the teenagers. No account, no password, nothing to set up.
2. The afternoonFour generations shooting the same room from four different heights.
3. That eveningIt develops before bedtime, while everyone is still together to pass a phone around.

• No account for guests
• Works on any phone
• Kept forever

25 shots each · develops that evening

Midnight from thirty phones at the same second.

1. Before twelveTwelve shots each and no way to check them, so people stop posing and go back to the party.
2. MidnightEvery camera in the room fires at the same second, blind, from every corner at once.
3. January 1stThe roll opens on the first day of the year: the countdown, the kiss, the kitchen at 2am.

• Shoot blind
• No retakes
• Opens New Year’s Day
• Free up to five guests

12 shots each · develops on New Year’s Day

It does not have to be an occasion.

1. No planStart a roll in the car park. Whoever turned up is in it. No invite list, nothing to organise.
2. The afternoonTen shots each is plenty when nobody is reviewing anything. The phones stay in the bags.
3. Monday morningIt develops at your desk, and a Sunday that felt like nothing turns out to have been one of the good ones.

• Free at this size
• Nothing to organise

10 shots each · develops Monday morning