Party Upload

Henna night photos and videos

Every moment of the henna night, in one album.

The henna night (kına gecesi) is the colorful, intimate celebration held for the bride before the wedding. From the henna songs to the circle dance and that one candlelit shot, collect every photo and video your guests take with a QR code, with no app, in original quality.

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The bride in a red veil at the candlelit henna tray while guests film on their phones

The red veil comes down, and every phone goes up.

A henna night is more intimate and more colorful than the wedding, and often there is no photographer. The best moments, the minute the henna goes into the bride's palm, her mother's tears, the circle dance, stay on the phones in the room. The next morning the wedding rush begins and those shots are never gathered. With Party Upload, they are all in one place before the night is over.

How it works
  1. Create your henna night

    In a few minutes you get your own upload link and QR code.

  2. Put the QR code on the tables

    Next to the henna tray, on the tables or at the door: poster, table tent and card templates are ready to print.

  3. The album is ready when the night ends

    Everything is in one gallery before the wedding rush. Download it all as zip files or share the gallery link with your family.

Why it works for a henna night
Questions, answered

Should I create separate events for the henna night and the wedding?

Yes. Each one is its own event, with its own QR code, gallery and wall, so the henna night album never mixes with the wedding album.

Are the photos compressed?

No. Whatever the phone captured is the file you get, in original quality. Low-light shots are kept exactly as they were taken.

When can I download the photos?

Right away. Every upload appears in the gallery immediately, and as soon as the night ends you can download everything as zip files.

Do guests need to install anything?

No. Scanning the QR code with the phone camera is enough; there is no app and no account.

There is only one henna night.

Don't lose the shots on scattered phones.

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