guestwalls

For holiday parties

The year, as told by everyone who lived it.

The company holiday party is the one night the whole organisation is in the same room. A live wall turns that into a shared account of the year rather than another set of speeches nobody can hear over the bar.

Colleagues with drinks stand near a message wall screen at a company holiday party with evergreen garlands and brass lighting.

Why GuestWalls

Easy to join.
Made to be seen.

Staff post the highlight, the photo from the site visit, and the thanks they never got around to sending. Approval mode keeps the screen appropriate as the evening goes on, and the wall gives a mixed room of departments something to gather around that is not the queue for drinks.

01

Something to do that is not small talk

A wall gives people from unfamiliar teams a shared reference point within the first ten minutes.

02

Moderation for the later hours

Approval mode means the screen at eleven o'clock looks like the screen at seven.

03

A year-in-review that writes itself

The wall collects the highlights from the people who were actually there, ready to reuse in the new-year all-hands.

Two colleagues lean together over a phone by candlelight at a holiday party table with a sprig of pine beside them.
Departments who never speak end up reading each other's year.

What to ask for

Better prompts,
better messages.

Prompts that work in a room of mixed teams and mixed sobriety:

  • 01What is the thing you are proudest of this year?
  • 02Post a photo from a day at work that went well.
  • 03Thank someone from another team, publicly.
  • 04The best thing you learned this year, in one line.
  • 05What should we do more of next year?

From blank wall to live event

Three decisions.
Then let the room speak.

  1. 1

    Open the wall before the party

    Share the link with teams a week ahead so photos from across the year arrive before the first drink.

  2. 2

    Set a prompt per hour

    Highlights early, thanks over dinner, photos of the dance floor at the end.

  3. 3

    Keep one moderator on the queue

    One person on a phone is enough to keep an open room's screen presentable all night.

Questions, answered

The practical
details.

Can we keep the wall appropriate as the night goes on?

Yes. Approval mode holds posts in a queue until a moderator publishes them, which is the setting most companies use after dinner.

Can it match our brand?

Yes. Choose a clean preset and apply your event colors and typography, plus a logo on the display.

Do staff need company logins?

No. Guests post from a phone browser using the event link, QR code, or short code, with no account of any kind.

Can we reuse the content afterwards?

Yes. The complete wall can be replayed as a presentation, which makes it a ready-made year in review.

Your event, on the wall tonight

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