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A shared photo album for a bachelorette party

A bachelorette party usually moves across a weekend and several places, a dinner, a night out, maybe a day trip, with a group who mostly know each other but are not always all together at once. Photographs from each stop end up scattered across different phones and group chats, and most never make it further than a single thread. One QR code, sent to the group, lets everyone add what they took to a single album instead.

Free to try with 50 photographs. One payment of $49 per event when you are ready.

Galawall

Bachelorette party

12 June

Live on the wall

214 photographs

Bachelorette party

A weekend, not one night

A bachelorette weekend can move through more than one place, a hotel room getting ready, dinner, a night out, sometimes a day trip the next morning, and no single person is behind the camera the whole time. The wall stays open for as long as the weekend runs, so a photograph from Friday's dinner and one from Saturday's night out end up in the same album rather than split across whichever chat each was first shared in.

Out of the group chat, into one place

Photographs from a weekend like this usually end up scattered: a few in the main group chat, a few someone forgot to send, a few still sitting on one phone because the wifi was bad at the venue. A shared link takes the place of the group chat for this one purpose. Everyone adds to the same album directly from their phone, and nothing depends on someone remembering to forward what they took.

For the bride, without her needing to organise it

The wall does not need the bride to set it up or manage it; a maid of honour or anyone else in the group can create it in about a minute and share the link before the weekend starts. It works the same for a bride who wants to see everything as it happens as for one who would rather be surprised with the album once the weekend is over.

No app, on any phone in the group

  • No app: the guest page opens in the phone's own browser.
  • No account: nobody in the group is asked for a name or an email.
  • Works from a night in at home just as well as a weekend away.
  • The same link works across every stop of the weekend, not just one venue.

Updated September 17, 2026

How it works

A minute to set up. A lifetime to look back on.

  1. Create.

    Give the evening a name and a look. No account needed to begin.

  2. Print.

    A sign for the door and cards for the tables, ready for the printer.

  3. Watch.

    Put the wall on a screen. Your guests do the rest.

Questions

Do we need to be in the same place for everyone to add photos?
No. The guest link works from anywhere, so photographs taken at dinner, at a bar later, or by someone who joined only for part of the weekend all land in the same album.
Can we keep using it if we move between venues over the weekend?
Yes. The wall stays open for as long as you keep it, so photographs from every stop of the weekend go into one album rather than one per venue.
Does the bride need to be involved in setting it up?
No. Anyone in the group, typically the maid of honour, can create the wall and share the link; the bride only needs to scan the code if she wants to add photographs herself.
How do we get all the photographs afterwards?
The whole album downloads as one file, in full resolution, from the dashboard, ready to keep or send on to everyone in the group.
Is there a screen involved, or is this just for collecting photos?
A screen is optional. Many groups use it just to collect everything in one place and look through the album afterwards; showing it live on a screen suits a house or hotel room with one set up, but is not required.