Hen party and bachelorette photo booth templates

Pink, neon and glitter

For a hen do that goes all in on pink, Pink Neon lights up glowing letters on a dark wall, like a bar sign at the start of the night. Raspberry Celebration combines a disco ball, rosé champagne and raspberry ribbons, with a ready-made party headline you can keep or replace. For something more polished, Rose Gold Hexagon mixes white marble, a copper hexagon and pink glitter, while Pink Studio Stripes relies on wide pink stripes and names in large capitals.

Karaoke, cocktails or a weekend in the sun

If the night revolves around an activity, pick the frame that tells its story. Karaoke puts your words along the bottom of the print like subtitles; Cocktail Bar feels like drinks that run late, with glasses, citrus and ice; Disco Ball gets the dance floor going in purple and silver. For a beach weekend or a trip abroad, Tropical Island spreads monstera leaves and frangipani flowers.

These three work just as well for a stag do or bachelor party; adjust the colours in the editor if needed.

Wording, print size and props

Keep the text short: “Team Bride”, “Julie’s Hen Party”, “Last night of freedom”, plus the date and city. A 2×6 photo strip slips easily into a bag and lines up three poses; a 4×6 print leaves more room for big groups.

Bring a few props, a veil, a bride-to-be sash, heart-shaped glasses, and soft lighting if the party is in a bar; our hen party photo booth guide also suggests photo challenges to keep the night going. For more party moods, see the disco party collection or all party designs; and for the big day itself, our guide to planning a wedding photo booth.