Henna photo sharing: every guest gets all of their photos on WhatsApp
Henna photo sharing with PiciMe works like this: each guest takes one selfie, and face recognition identifies them and sends them a personal album on WhatsApp with all the photos they appear in. And you, the family, get all the evening's photos in one place, both the photographer's and the guests'. It works for any kind of henna, Yemeni, Moroccan or Iraqi.
Every aunt gets her photos, and grandma too, without anyone having to ask.
Here's how it works, in three simple steps
You get a link, take one selfie, and get a personal album. That's all it takes.
Get a link on WhatsApp
Each guest gets a WhatsApp link and simply taps it, without installing an app. You can also scan a QR code at the event.
Take one selfie
Each guest takes a short selfie. That's how face recognition learns what they look like, and finds them across all the evening's photos.
Get a personal album on WhatsApp
The next day each guest gets an album on WhatsApp with all of their photos, grandma too, without asking anyone.
You get all the photos, and every guest gets their own
You get all the evening's photos in one place, both the photographer's and all the guests'. You can download and save everything in one gallery.
Each guest gets a personal album on WhatsApp with their photos, in every outfit they wore, whether in a Moroccan caftan or a gargush. Only the photos they appear in.
And most importantly: there's no app and no sign-up. The older guests get the photos on WhatsApp too, exactly the way they talk with the grandkids.
At a henna the most important photos are exactly the ones that vanish
Three reasons the photos disappear, and one solution for all of them.
Months of preparation, and the next day there are no photos
You worked on the henna for months and rented caftans and gargushes for the whole family. But the next day no one gets their own photo, because simply no one collected the photos.
The structure of the evening works against you
At a henna people change outfits several times, but in the end only the henna-application photos reach everyone. All the other photos stay stuck on phones and in WhatsApp groups.
The photography budget is saved for the wedding
At a henna there are usually fewer photographer hours, so the photos the guests take are especially important. But no one collects them.
Four moments from the henna, each reaching the right guest
I spent two months looking for caftans and gargushes to rent for the whole family, for Mor's henna. At other hennas I'd seen how the photos just disappear. With us, already the next morning, all the aunts and grandmothers had their photos on WhatsApp. I didn't send a thing to anyone.
Every guest sees only their own photos
Each guest sees only their own photos. Face recognition works only for someone who joined and approved, and the album is open only to event guests. After a set period the photos are deleted.
The plan for your henna
The shared album with all the evening's photos starts at ₪350. A plan that adds a personal album for every guest, with face recognition, starts at ₪500. And there's also a plan with a big screen that shows the photos in the hall in real time. On the pricing page you'll choose the plan that fits you.
Getting married soon? You can book PiciMe for both the henna and the wedding. Every guest keeps both keepsakes in the same WhatsApp. All the details in the combined henna and wedding package.
Frequently asked questions about henna photo sharing
We have three outfit changes during the evening, will the personal album include all the outfits?+
The bride in a Yemeni gargush or a Moroccan caftan, with heavy traditional makeup, will face recognition still work?+
Can we keep the henna photos and the wedding photos as one keepsake?+
At the moment the henna is applied everyone crowds around with their phones, won't those photos get lost?+
Our photographer only stays until the henna application, because most of the photography budget is saved for the wedding, what about everything that happens after?+
Our henna is intimate, around 80 guests. Is it worth it for a small event too?+
More guides on the henna evening
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How to organize a henna, a step-by-step guide
A step-by-step list that will help you organize everything.
Keepsake ideas from the henna evening
How to turn the evening's photos into a keepsake the whole family will keep.