Your Wedding, Live on the Big Screen
If your venue has a screen, use it. The Live Wall turns it into a slideshow of the night as it happens — every photo your guests take appears in high resolution moments later, on its own, all evening.
- Guest photos appear on the screen seconds after they're taken
- High-resolution, full-screen — beautiful on any venue display
- Runs itself all night — no laptop babysitting, no USB sticks
- A QR corner invites more guests to add their photos
The room watches itself celebrate
There's a particular kind of delight when a guest sees their own photo appear on a huge screen a moment after they took it. The Live Wall creates that all night — the dance floor, the toasts, the quiet corners — turning your venue's screen from a blank rectangle into the heartbeat of the party.
Set it once, forget it
Open one private link on whatever drives the screen — a laptop, a smart TV, a mini-PC — and it takes over full-screen and runs itself. New photos slide into the rotation automatically, the display never sleeps, and the gallery loops so the screen is never empty.
It feeds itself
A discreet QR code sits in the corner of the screen. Guests see the wall, scan, and add their own — which means more photos on the wall, and a richer gallery and memory book for you afterwards.
Frequently asked
What do we need at the venue?
A screen or projector and any device with a browser — a laptop on HDMI, a smart TV, or a small media PC — plus internet. You open one private link and it runs full-screen by itself.
How quickly do photos appear on the screen?
Within seconds of a guest uploading. New photos jump to the front of the rotation, so the wall always reflects the moment you're in.
What happens when there are no photos yet?
The screen shows an elegant branded holding slide inviting guests to scan and share. Once photos start arriving it loops continuously, so the screen is never blank.
Are the photos shown in full quality?
Yes — the Live Wall displays a high-resolution rendition made for large screens, so images look sharp even on a 4K display.
