A TV, projector or large screen
Use a venue television, projector, presentation screen or another suitable large display that your guests can see.
Live wedding-day display
Turn a venue TV or projector into a live Wedding Photo Wall, showing eligible guest photos and videos as the celebration unfolds while guests keep using the same WedSnap QR upload journey.
From guest phones to the venue screen
Wedding guests already photograph reactions, friendships, outfits, details and dance-floor moments that the couple may never see during the day itself.
The Wedding Photo Wall gives those photos and videos a second life during the celebration by displaying eligible guest photos and videos on a large screen.
It complements the private wedding gallery rather than replacing it. Guests still upload through the normal WedSnap experience and the couple retains control of the wedding collection.
Open the Wedding Wall from your Couple Hub on the wedding day. If your venue TV has a suitable web browser, you can open the Wedding Wall directly on the screen. Otherwise, open it on a laptop or tablet and connect that device to the venue TV, projector or presentation screen using HDMI, AirPlay or screen sharing. Once the Wall is running, newly eligible guest photos and videos can appear automatically as they are uploaded.
Simple venue setup
You do not need any specialist WedSnap equipment. In most venues, the setup is simply a screen, an internet connection and a way to open the Wedding Wall.
Use a venue television, projector, presentation screen or another suitable large display that your guests can see.
If the venue TV has a suitable web browser, open the Wedding Wall directly on it. Otherwise, use a laptop or tablet.
HDMI is usually the simplest option when using a laptop or tablet, but AirPlay or compatible screen sharing can also work.
The device running the Wedding Wall needs internet access so newly uploaded guest photos and videos can appear throughout the celebration.
Guests do not need a second app, another account or a separate Wedding Wall QR code. They continue using the same WedSnap wedding QR code and Guest Hub you have already shared with them.
One upload journey
They use the wedding QR code and normal mobile Guest Hub already prepared for the wedding.
Photos and videos enter the existing wedding media system rather than a second wall-specific upload service.
The Wall uses photos and videos that the existing WedSnap system considers suitable for display.
Newly available photos and videos can appear without somebody repeatedly refreshing the venue display by hand.
Moderation remains meaningful
A live screen should not become a second, disconnected moderation system.
When WedSnap media moderation is enabled, the Wedding Photo Wall follows the existing moderation state. Photos and videos that the existing system does not consider approved or displayable are not presented on the Wall.
That keeps the couple's existing media workflow relevant instead of creating another queue to manage during the wedding.
Private collection, shared experience
The wall is a wedding-day display experience. The couple's private management area and full wedding collection remain separate.
Learn more about private wedding galleries for guests and how guest access can remain different from couple controls.
More participation, not more work
The Wedding Photo Hunt can encourage guests to capture particular people, details and reactions, while the Wedding Photo Wall lets the room enjoy eligible photographs being contributed throughout the celebration.
A live wedding photo wall displays eligible guest photos and videos on a venue TV, projector or large screen while the wedding is taking place.
No. Guests continue using the normal WedSnap QR code and Guest Hub. Eligible photographs can then become available to the Wedding Photo Wall.
No. The Wedding Photo Wall is designed to refresh its available wedding photographs automatically while it is running.
The Wedding Photo Wall respects the existing WedSnap moderation state, so media that is not approved or displayable through the existing system is not shown.
Yes. If the venue TV has a suitable web browser, you can open the Wedding Wall directly on the TV. You can also run the Wall from a laptop or tablet and connect it to a TV, projector or presentation screen using HDMI, AirPlay or screen sharing. The device running the Wedding Wall will need an internet connection so new eligible guest photos and videos can appear during the celebration.
Collect the memories in WedSnap and bring eligible guest photos and videos onto the venue screen.
Your complete wedding guest experience
Wed-Snap brings your guests, plans and shared memories together. Guests use a simple mobile Guest Hub, while you prepare and manage everything from your private Couple Hub.
Guests scan your wedding QR code and reach one welcoming place for photographs, videos, gallery access and guestbook messages.
Prepare your wedding, manage your guests, plan communications and control your shared gallery from one private dashboard.
Give guests a dedicated place to leave personal messages, separate from their photo and video uploads, and keep them together as a digital wedding book.
Welcome guests before the wedding and schedule useful reminders or wedding-day information without building a separate mailing system.
Build the important parts of your day in one place and decide which timings and information should be shared with your guests.
Build optional photography challenges around your wedding-day plan, award points and encourage guests to capture particular people, reactions and details.
Collect memories through the guest uploader, browse everything together and control whether the shared guest gallery is available.