For bar and bat mitzvah celebrations
The whole grade and all the grandparents. One screen for both.
Guests scan a code on the screen and their photos, videos and messages — the hora, the candle-lighting, a note from the relatives who couldn't fly in — reach the party screen in about a second. No app. On Professional, nothing shows until an adult taps yes.
Free to start. No card, no commitment.
- Two guest lists, one wall
- The relatives film from their tables and the kid's friends film from the dance floor. The wall is where both end up, on the same screen, the same night.
- Family abroad, on the screen
- Grandparents and cousins who couldn't travel open the same link from wherever they are and post a message the room reads during the party.
- An adult approves every post
- On Professional, the approval queue holds each post until someone taps yes on their phone, and AI moderation screens text and images first.
A bar or bat mitzvah photo wall is a live screen at the celebration — the venue's screen, a projector, any TV with a browser — that guests post photos, short videos and messages to by scanning a QR code shown on the wall itself. There is no app to install and no account to create: a guest opens the phone camera, scans, and the video of the hora is on the screen in about a second.
It suits the party because the guest list is really two parties: the adults — grandparents, aunts, family friends — and the kid's classmates, who arrive with phones and film everything. The wall gathers both into one gallery the family keeps. Because so many guests are thirteen, Professional adds the two controls that matter: an approval queue, so an adult decides what reaches the screen, and AI moderation that screens text and images automatically.
Ready in three steps
Set it up the week before. At the party, the only thing anyone does is scan.
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STEP 1
Put the wall on the party screen
Create a wall, name it ("Noah's bar mitzvah" or "Maya's bat mitzvah"), and open the display link on the venue screen or a projector. The QR code shows on the wall itself; print it on the table cards or add it to the montage slide too if you like.
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STEP 2
Guests scan and post
Camera, code, one tap. The hora from the edge of the circle, the candle-lighting from the family table, the friends' group photo, a message from a grandparent in another country. Nothing to install.
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STEP 3
You approve, the room watches
On Professional every post waits in a queue on your phone — or the planner's — until someone taps yes. The next day the whole wall downloads on any paid plan.
Built for how the party actually goes
A dance floor of teenagers, a table of grandparents, and relatives on three continents.
The hora, from every side of the circle
It's the most-filmed few minutes of the night, and the family in the chair sees none of it. Guests' videos from around the circle land on the screen while the music is still playing.
The candle-lighting, kept whole
Each relative called up for a candle has someone at their table filming them. The wall collects every one of those clips into the same gallery instead of a dozen camera rolls.
Relatives who couldn't travel
The wall is a link as well as a code. Grandparents abroad post messages and old family photos from home, and the room sees them on the screen during the party.
Approval and AI moderation for a teen guest list PRO
On Professional the approval queue holds everything until an adult taps yes, and AI moderation blocks inappropriate text and images before they reach the queue.
Two parties in one room, filming separately
At a bar or bat mitzvah the adults and the kids are at the same party but not in the same place: the relatives at their tables, the kid's grade on the dance floor. Both groups film all night. By morning the grandparents' photos are in one set of phones and the friends' videos are in another, and the family asks around for weeks to get any of it.
The wall is the one place both groups post to, and the screen shows them to each other while it's happening — the grandmother sees the friends' group photo, the friends see the message from the cousins abroad. The photographer and videographer still deliver the edited version you'll keep; this is everything else, from every table, by the next morning.
The same wall, in Grid
Everything on screen at once — the view for a full room, where every guest is looking for their own post.
Grid fills the screen with every recent photo at once, which is what the room crowds around between dances. Slideshow gives each post its moment, which is what you want during the candle-lighting and the speeches. Switch between them from your phone; nobody rescans.
Elegant look · Included with Premium and Professional plans
Photo wall, a shared album, the group chat or the videographer
Where the party's photos usually end up — and what the room sees that night.
| QR Wall at the party | Shared album link | Group chat | Photographer and video | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The room sees it together | Yes — live on the screen | No — each phone, later | No — heads down in the chat | No — weeks later |
| Kids' and adults' photos in one place | Yes — both post to the same wall | Only if both join the album | Separate chats | Their own camera only |
| Relatives abroad take part | Yes — the same link, on screen | Yes, not on screen | Yes, not on screen | No |
| An adult approves before it shows | Yes — approval queue (Professional) | No | No | Not applicable |
| Everything kept in one place | Yes — ZIP download (paid plans) | Yes, if people upload | Scroll forever to find it | Yes, their own footage |
| Cost | Free tier; $19.99/mo for Professional | Free | Free | Thousands per event |
Pricing for one celebration
Free is for trying it at home. For the party itself, Professional has the approval queue — turn it on the month of the party and cancel after.
Free
Trying it before the party
$0
- Five posts on screen at a time, rotating
- QR code generation
- Slideshow and Grid views
- Download everything afterwards
- Approval queue, AI moderation and the Elegant look
Premium
Adult-only gatherings
$10.99 / month
- Unlimited photos, videos and messages on screen
- Elegant look for the screen
- Download everything the next day
- Shareable gallery for the family
- Remove QR Wall branding
- TV view for the venue screen
- Approval queue and AI moderation
Professional
The pick for a teen guest list
$19.99 / month
- Everything in Premium
- Approval queue: nothing shows until you tap yes
- AI moderation on text and photos
- Custom branding and backgrounds
- Keynote look for the screen
- Priority support
A year of planning, one more screen
The party is planned for a year: the venue, the DJ, the montage, the theme. Next to that the screen is the easy part — most venues have one already, and the montage usually needs it anyway. The wall opens on that screen with its QR code right there.
It's also the part you can test at no risk: create the wall free, try it on the TV at home, and decide afterwards. Professional is $19.99/month — turn it on the month of the party for the approval queue, download everything, and cancel.
Bar and bat mitzvah wall questions
What parents and planners ask before adding a screen to the party.
- How do I set up a photo wall for a bar or bat mitzvah?
- Create a wall at qrwall.live, name it after your child, and open the display link on the venue screen, a projector or any TV with a browser. The QR code shows on the wall itself and you can print it on table cards too; guests scan it with their phone camera and their photos, videos and messages appear on screen in about a second. Setup takes under a minute.
- Is it safe with a room full of thirteen-year-olds?
- Yes, on Professional ($19.99/mo). The approval queue holds every post until an adult approves it with one tap on their phone, and AI moderation automatically blocks inappropriate text and images before they even reach the queue. Nothing reaches the screen without going through both.
- Can relatives who can't travel take part?
- Yes. The wall is a web link as well as a QR code, so grandparents and cousins abroad open it from home and post messages and family photos. Their posts appear on the party screen alongside everyone else's.
- Can guests post videos of the hora?
- Yes. Along with photos, guests post short videos from their camera roll, and those clips play on the screen next to the photos. On paid plans you download all of them afterwards with the rest of the wall.
- Does it replace the photographer or the montage?
- No. The photographer and videographer deliver the edited record, and the montage is the story you chose to tell. The wall is what every guest saw and filmed that night, gathered in one place, and it can run on the same screen as the montage before and after it plays.
- Do we keep everything afterwards?
- Yes. On Premium ($10.99/mo) and Professional ($19.99/mo) you download every photo, video and message as a ZIP archive the next day, and get a shareable gallery link for the family.
Everyone is already filming. Give it one screen.
The grade, the grandparents and the family abroad, together on the wall — and the family keeps every shot.
Free to start. No card, no commitment.
Last updated: September 2026