guestwalls

For graduations

Every congratulations, up on the big screen.

A graduation gathers people from every chapter of a graduate's life—family, classmates, teachers, and friends who watched the work happen. Give them one screen to say what it meant.

A graduate in an open gown is hugged by a relative in front of a message wall screen in a sunlit garden marquee.

Why GuestWalls

Easy to join.
Made to be seen.

Guests scan a code at the party and post congratulations, advice for what comes next, and photographs from the years leading up to the day. The wall grows across the celebration and becomes a record of everyone who showed up—including relatives who could only be there from far away.

01

Everyone gets a word in

Quiet relatives and distant friends contribute alongside the loud table, without anyone passing a microphone.

02

Then and now, together

Baby photos, first-day-of-school shots, and tonight's celebration mix on one living wall.

03

Advice worth keeping

Ask guests for one line of advice for the next chapter and replay the answers for years.

A grandmother concentrates on typing a message on her phone in a garden chair at a graduation party.
Ask for advice instead of congratulations and you get something worth keeping.

What to ask for

Better prompts,
better messages.

The best graduation walls read like a book of advice. Ask for it directly:

  • 01One piece of advice for the next four years.
  • 02Post a photo of them from their first day of school.
  • 03What did you think they would be when they grew up?
  • 04The moment you knew they would get through this.
  • 05Something you wish someone had told you at their age.

From blank wall to live event

Three decisions.
Then let the room speak.

  1. 1

    Set up before the party

    Create the event, pick a celebratory preset, and print the join code for the tables.

  2. 2

    Prompt the room

    Ask for a memory, a prediction, or one piece of advice—specific prompts get better messages.

  3. 3

    Replay at the end

    Close the evening by replaying the wall while the room watches together.

Questions, answered

The practical
details.

Can guests who are not at the party contribute?

Yes. Anyone with the event link or code can post from their phone, wherever they are.

Does it work for a school-wide graduation event?

Yes. Moderation mode lets organizers approve posts before they reach the screen, which suits larger public events.

Can guests add old photos?

Yes. Guests can upload any photo from their phone alongside their message, including scans and old favorites.

Your event, on the wall tonight

Set up in three minutes. One code, one unforgettable screen.