Party song
The party song, without anyone having to write it
A party song usually means someone sitting up the night before hunting for rhymes. With hurra, guests scan a QR code and tell a story, and usually two to six minutes later it plays as a finished song, written and sung in Danish. Nobody has to rehearse. Songs from DKK 599.
Party song or hurra?
A traditional Danish party song is printed lyrics to a well-known tune that everyone sings together. With hurra, finished recorded songs play for the room, one for each story. One doesn't rule out the other: plenty of parties have both.
A party song and hurra at the same party
The printed party song works well while everyone is at the table and can sing along. hurra can run for the rest of the evening: guests tell their stories whenever it suits them, and you play the songs when there's room for them, between courses or after the speeches, for example. From your phone you can pause the player while the party song is sung.
How a story becomes a song
- The guest scans the code on the table card or on the big screen.
- The guest writes a story and picks a genre and a voice.
- The lyrics are written in Danish from the guest's own words, and the song lands in your player.
Which package fits?
For a smaller party, the Party package with 10 songs for DKK 599. For a bigger party, or if you also want to gather the photos, Wedding with 30 songs and a photo album for DKK 1,299.
What it can sound like
Sample songs, written for made-up parties. At your party, the songs come from your guests' own stories.
“They met at a party where he spilled red wine all over her dress. She laughed. He was still red in the face an hour later.”
“For thirty years my dad has said ‘I know a shortcut’. We have never been on time. Not once.”
See it in use
What it looks like at the party
From your guests' phones to the big screen and your own overview. The screenshots are from a made-up party, Anna and Mikkel's wedding. Like the songs, the guest pages and big screen are in Danish for now.
Questions and answers
Does anyone have to sing?
No. The songs are finished and sung, and they play for the room.
Who writes the lyrics?
None of you. The lyrics are written in Danish from the guest's own words, and the song is sung, so it's finished when it plays.
What does it cost?
Party with 10 songs costs DKK 599. Wedding with 30 songs and a photo album costs DKK 1,299, and Premium with 75 songs costs DKK 2,799. That's the full price, no subscription. The songs are written and sung in Danish for now.
Ready for the party?
You pay once, set everything up yourselves and download the table cards as a PDF. It can easily be done on the day of the party.