Kept for bachelorette, bachelor and stag and doe parties

Why a disposable camera for a bachelorette, bachelor or stag and doe

A group of eight on a night out does not need a shared album. It needs a camera nobody can check, a roll nobody can edit, and a reveal at brunch. Kept gives everyone their own roll and holds every frame back until the morning, so the night is lived first and reviewed later.

For a stag and doe or a Jack and Jill with a hundred ticket holders, it is the same camera at a bigger scale. Put the code on the tickets and the tables and let the room shoot. If you sell tickets through Vowesta’s stag and doe tools, the same team built both.

Settings that work

Where to put the code

• The group chat, the morning of. One link joins everyone.
• For a stag and doe: printed on the ticket, on each table, and beside the bar.
• A card taped inside the party bus or by the door of the Airbnb.

From running it

• Create the roll before anyone has had a drink. It takes a minute sober and considerably longer later.
• Tell the group the roll develops at brunch. It changes how people shoot when they know the reveal is shared.
• Anyone with a real name they would rather not use can type any name. It appears beside their photos and nowhere else.
• Shots upload in the background, so a bar with no signal is fine. They catch up when the phone finds wifi.

What it costs

One payment for the event, by how many guests can join. Free for up to 5 guests. Capacity only goes up, so start with the number you expect and add on the night if more arrive.

Questions