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Guest cameras for every kind of event.
19 event guides, plus 47 city and country pages we keep in search for the occasions that already earn clicks.
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Free wedding photo sharing, no app
Give every guest a digital disposable camera through one QR code. Free for 10 guests (5 shots each). Larger weddings pay a one-time fee by guest count. Hosts download all photos as a ZIP.
- Guests forget to send you the photos they took
- Disposable cameras lose half their shots to bad exposure
Birthday guest camera
From a backyard sixth birthday to a restaurant 50th, PicShots gives every guest a browser camera through one QR. Uploads land in a gallery you review and download. Free up to 10 guests; larger parties are $16–$65, paid once in USD.
- You asked people to send photos and the group chat went quiet by Monday
- The best candle reaction lived on a cousin's phone you will not see again
Debut guest camera
A Filipino debut moves fast: grand entrance, 18 roses, 18 candles, then a packed reception. PicShots gives every guest a browser camera through one QR so you are not chasing Facebook albums the next morning.
- The 18 roses happen once and half the room is filming vertically into nowhere
- Ninongs, classmates, and relatives never send the shots they promised
Christening and binyag camera
A Filipino christening is a short church rite plus a long family lunch. PicShots lets every ninong, ninang, and cousin shoot from their phone without installing an app, then you reveal the gallery when the baby is down for a nap.
- Phones stay in pockets during the rite, then everyone shoots the cake and nobody shares
- Godparents travel in for one day and take the best shots home with them
Filipino wedding guest camera
A Filipino wedding spans a church rite, a long pictorial, and a hotel or garden reception with sponsors, OFW relatives, and a full entourage. PicShots is the guest camera that works on every phone: one QR, no app, a gallery you reveal when you are ready.
- The entourage is 20 people and none of them send you the aisle shots
- OFW relatives fly in for 48 hours and leave with the best candids still on their phones
Kiddie party guest camera
Filipino kiddie parties are loud, short, and full of phones that never send you the photos. PicShots turns every parent's browser into a guest camera: one QR on the favors table, no app, a gallery you download after the clown packs up.
- You are cutting cake, so you miss the face-paint line and the mascot entrance
- Parents shoot everything and post nothing to the group chat
For bachelor parties
Give every guest a digital disposable roll for the weekend. The airport selfies, dinner toasts, game-day chaos, and late-night candids all land in one gallery the organiser can actually download.
- The best photos stay buried in five different group chats
- Nobody wants to chase every guest after the weekend
Bachelorette guest camera
Give the crew a digital disposable roll for brunch, outfits, the house, and the night out. One QR. No guest app. A private gallery you hand the bride when you are ready. Free up to 10; destination weekends map to $16–$65 USD.
- Stories expire before the bride ever sees the reaction shots around her
- The maid of honour is running reservations, not a shared album
Corporate event guest camera
Give attendees a browser camera at your conference, retreat, or company party. Real table laughs and team candids collect in one gallery comms can download. PIN-protect it. Free up to 10 guests; paid events $16–$65 USD, once.
- You hired coverage for the keynote and lost the dinner, bar, and unconference
- The Slack photo channel dies after day one
For photographers
Hand your couples a guest camera that runs in the browser. They capture every candid from the table; you stay focused on the moments they hired you for.
- Your couples keep asking for table-level candids you weren't on
- You don't want to babysit a second-shooter for the kids' table
For wedding planners
Add PicShots as a simple wedding-day amenity: one QR for the room, no guest apps, and a private gallery the couple controls. You look prepared. They keep every candid.
- Couples ask how to collect guest photos without chasing group chats
- Disposable cameras look cute and deliver uneven results
Baby shower guest camera
Friends and family already have phones out for the gifts and games. PicShots puts those stills in one private gallery for the parents-to-be. No app. Free up to 10 guests; larger showers are $16–$65 USD, paid once.
- The host is running games, so they miss the gift-table faces
- Aunts shoot everything and post a story instead of sending the file
Reunion guest camera
Family, class, and alumni nights are full of side conversations. One QR gives every generation a browser camera so hugs and old-friend reactions land in a gallery you can archive. Free up to 10 guests; larger halls are $16–$65 USD, paid once.
- Different generations live in different apps
- Facebook albums and group chats split the night in half
Graduation guest camera
Commencement is crowded and often camera-restricted. PicShots is for everything around it: the house party, the dinner, the cousins who flew in. One QR, no app, a gallery the graduate actually gets. Free up to 10 guests; larger weekends are $16–$65 USD.
- The ceremony is too far away, too dark, or bans large cameras
- Out-of-town family takes the best candids home on their phones
For festivals and retreats
From morning workshops to late-night sets, PicShots gives attendees one QR code for the candids your photographer, facilitator, or event team cannot be around to capture.
- The best photos happen far from the official photographer
- Hashtags scatter content across platforms you do not control
Christmas party guest camera
From a living-room gathering in London to a rooftop party in Sydney, guests scan one QR and shoot photos in the browser. PicShots is photos only. Free for 10 guests (5 shots each). Larger events pay a one-time fee by guest count. Hosts download all photos as a ZIP.
- The group chat is full of compressed screenshots by Boxing Day
- Someone's uncle shot the best candids and never sent them
Office holiday party guest camera
Give every colleague a browser camera through one QR. PicShots is photos only — no guest video. Free for 10 guests (5 shots each). Larger office parties pay a one-time fee by guest count. Hosts download all photos as a ZIP.
- The official photographer cannot cover every table
- Slack threads fill with screenshots nobody can download
New Year's Eve guest camera
Countdown parties in New York, London, Sydney, and Toronto all have the same problem: the best photos stay on someone else's phone. PicShots is photos only. Free for 10 guests (5 shots each). Larger events pay a one-time fee by guest count. Hosts download all photos as a ZIP.
- Midnight is chaos — nobody is collecting files
- Stories expire before you sober up enough to save them
Engagement party guest camera
Engagement parties in the US, UK, Australia, and Canada all mix family, friends, and a couple who cannot shoot while they greet people. PicShots is photos only. Free for 10 guests (5 shots each). Larger events pay a one-time fee by guest count. Hosts download all photos as a ZIP.
- You are hugging everyone, so you miss the table candids
- Aunties shoot bursts and never send the originals
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