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Reaches people who left years ago
Send the link to former colleagues and alumni. They post from anywhere, and their messages land in the room on the night.
For retirements
A leaving card gets passed around three floors and comes back with sixty signatures and four sentences. A live wall gives everyone who worked with them the space to say what they actually mean.

Why GuestWalls
Colleagues past and present post from their phones: the story from the old office, the project nobody else remembers, the photograph from a conference in 2009. It runs on the screen during the party and becomes something the retiree takes home—which is more than can be said for the card.
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Send the link to former colleagues and alumni. They post from anywhere, and their messages land in the room on the night.
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Nobody is limited to the space between two other signatures, and photographs can come with the story.
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The complete wall replays after the party, so the messages outlast the last day in the building.

What to ask for
The prompts that get real answers out of colleagues:
From blank wall to live event
Email the link to current staff and former colleagues so the wall is already deep before the party starts.
"Tell us about a time they saved you" beats "say goodbye" by a wide margin.
Run the display during drinks and replay the whole wall as the send-off.
Questions, answered
Yes. There are no accounts at all for guests. Anyone with the link or event code can post from a browser.
Yes. Run the event in approval mode and simply do not open the display until the party, so nothing is visible early.
Yes. Start from a clean preset and apply your colors and typography with a small set of controlled options.
Yes. The wall can be replayed as a complete presentation after the event and revisited during the retention window.
Set up in three minutes. One code, one unforgettable screen.