guestwalls

For weddings

A wedding guest wall that feels part of the day not another piece of event tech.

Give every guest an easy way to share the words, photographs, and small moments that do not fit inside a traditional guest book.

Wedding reception in a stone barn where a screen beside the top table shows guest messages and photos while guests dine by candlelight.

Why GuestWalls

Easy to join.
Made to be seen.

Guests open a link or scan a QR code, add a message from their own phone, and watch it arrive on the venue screen. You choose an elegant wedding theme, decide whether posts need approval, and keep the complete wall after the reception.

01

No app at the table

A short join code and browser link are enough. Guests can contribute without creating an account or installing anything.

02

Designed for the room

Refined typography, quiet motion, and wedding-ready palettes make the display feel intentional beside the rest of your styling.

03

Messages you can revisit

The wall becomes a living record of the people in the room, ready to replay once the flowers have been packed away.

An older wedding guest types a message on her phone at a candlelit table while a younger relative leans in to help.
The people who would never take the microphone still get the last word.

What to ask for

Better prompts,
better messages.

A blank wall gets polite one-liners. A specific question gets the messages you will reread in ten years. Rotate one of these through the evening:

  • 01What is the first thing you thought when you heard they were engaged?
  • 02Share a photo of the couple from before you knew where this was heading.
  • 03One piece of advice for the first year of marriage.
  • 04Tell us a story about one of them that the other might not know.
  • 05Finish the sentence: they are at their best when…

From blank wall to live event

Three decisions.
Then let the room speak.

  1. 1

    Choose the wedding look

    Start with an elegant preset, then adjust the color and type if you want it to match your stationery or venue.

  2. 2

    Place the code where guests see it

    Add it to table cards, the order of service, a welcome sign, or the venue screen itself.

  3. 3

    Project and moderate

    Open the display on a TV or projector. Approve messages first, or let trusted guests post directly.

Questions, answered

The practical
details.

Do wedding guests need to download an app?

No. Guests join in a normal phone browser using a link, QR code, or short event code.

Can we approve messages before they appear?

Yes. The host can use approval mode for every post, or allow messages to appear immediately.

Can the wall match our wedding colors?

Yes. Begin with a wedding preset and adjust its colors and typography without designing the screen from scratch.

What equipment do we need at the venue?

You need an internet-connected computer and a screen, television, or projector. Guests use their own phones.

What happens if the venue Wi-Fi is unreliable?

Guests post over their own mobile data, so a weak venue network only affects the display machine. Messages that arrive while the display reconnects appear as soon as it is back.

Your event, on the wall tonight

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