How do I set up a photo wall for a debut?

Create a wall at qrwall.live, name it after the debutante, and open the display link on the venue's LED wall, projector or TV. The QR code shows on the wall itself; guests scan it with their phone camera and their photos, videos and messages appear on screen in about a second. There's no app and no account, and setup takes under a minute.

Can relatives abroad post to the debut wall?

Yes. The wall is a web link as well as a QR code. Send the link to titos, titas and cousins overseas; they post photos and messages from their phone wherever they are, and it appears on the venue screen during the program.

Can the 18 candles post their messages on the wall?

Yes. Guests can post written messages as well as photos, so each candle can post her message as text — before the debut, during it, or after her speech. It appears on the screen and is kept, word for word, in the download on a paid plan.

Does it replace the photographer or the same-day edit video?

No. The photographer and the SDE video are one professional's view of the night. The wall collects what every guest filmed — every table's version of the 18 roses and the cotillion — and puts it on screen while it's happening. Most families use both.

Is the free plan enough for a debut?

The free plan shows the five most recent posts on screen at a time, rotating as new ones arrive — enough to test it at home before the party. For the debut itself, where you want everything to stay up and a download afterwards, Premium is $10.99/month and can be cancelled right after. Plans are billed in US dollars.

Can we control what appears on screen?

Yes, on Professional ($19.99/month): turn on the approval queue and every post waits for a one-tap yes on your phone before it reaches the screen, and AI moderation screens text and images automatically. On Premium and Professional you can also remove any post from the wall yourself.

For the debut

Every table films the 18 roses. The wall is where they all land.

Guests scan a code on the screen and their photos, videos and messages — the cotillion, the 18 roses, the 18 candles, the father's dance — reach the venue screen in about a second. Titos and titas abroad post from the link. No app.

Create your debut wall

Free to start. No card, no commitment.

The program, from every table: Eighteen dances, eighteen candle messages, a cotillion rehearsed for weeks — and every family films their own part of it. The wall is the one place all of it meets.
The family abroad is in the room: The wall is a link as well as a QR code. A tita in Dubai or a tito in Toronto opens it and posts; their message appears on the venue screen with everyone else's.
The debutante keeps every word: Photos, videos and written messages download as one archive the next day on a paid plan — the candle speeches included.

A debut photo wall is a live screen at a Filipino debut — the venue's LED wall, 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 and no account: a guest opens the phone camera, scans, and their video of the 18 roses is on the screen in about a second.

It fits a debut because the night has a program everyone films: the cotillion, the choreographed dance with her court; the 18 roses, eighteen men in her life who each dance with her, usually beginning or ending with her father; the 18 candles, eighteen women who each give her a message or a wish; and the 18 treasures, gifts that each come with a lesson. The wall gathers all of it that night — including messages from relatives abroad who couldn't fly home — and hands it back as one gallery the next day on a paid plan.

Ready in three steps

Set it up the week before with the coordinator. On the night, the only thing anyone does is scan.

STEP 1

Put the wall on the venue screen

Create a wall, name it ("Bea's 18th"), and open the display link on the venue's LED wall, projector or TV. The QR code shows on the wall itself; add it to the invitation and the table cards too if you like.
STEP 2

Guests scan and post

Camera, code, one tap. The cotillion from the front row, each of the 18 roses, a candle message typed out in full, a photo from her 7th birthday. Relatives abroad post from the link you send them.
STEP 3

It runs all night, then it's hers

Every post appears in about a second and the screen fills itself between program segments. On paid plans you download everything the next day and share the gallery with the whole family, here and abroad.

Built for how a debut actually goes

A program everyone films, a family spread across time zones, and a debutante who wants to keep every word.

The 18 roses, from every angle

Eighteen dances, and each rose's family films their own. On the wall they land together, while the dances are still happening — the father's dance included.

The 18 candles, on the record

Candle speeches are the part people cry at and nobody writes down. Each candle can post her message as text too, so it goes up on the screen and into the archive word for word.

Titos and titas abroad

Relatives working overseas often miss the debut. Send them the wall's link: they post a message or a photo from wherever they are and it reaches the venue screen during the program.

A young crowd, handled PRO

Most of the cotillion is eighteen. On Professional, the approval queue holds every post until an adult taps yes, and AI moderation screens text and images first.

The 18 roses are filmed forty times and watched by nobody

During the 18 roses every table has a phone up. By the next day there are forty videos of the same eighteen dances spread across forty camera rolls: the lola's from her seat, the cousin's from the side, each rose's family filming only their own dance. Nobody collects them. The videographer's same-day edit shows the best few minutes at the end of the night, from their own cameras.

The wall is the other thing — everything every table saw, on the screen while it's happening, and in one gallery the next morning. It doesn't replace the photographer or the SDE video; it collects what they can't. And the family abroad can post to it live, not just watch.

The same wall, in Grid

Everything on screen at once — the view for dinner and the open dance floor, when everyone is looking for their own post.

Grid fills the screen with every recent photo at once; Slideshow gives each one its moment, which suits the 18 roses and the candle speeches. Switch between them from your phone mid-program; nobody rescans.

Elegant look · Included with Premium and Professional plans

Photo wall, a hired photo booth, the group chat or the SDE

Where debut photos usually end up — and what the room sees that night.

	QR Wall at the venue	Hired photo booth	Group chat	Same-day edit video
Every guest's phone contributes	Yes — scan and post	No — the booth's camera only	Yes, scattered	No — the videographer's footage
The room sees it during the program	Yes — live on the screen	Prints, one at a time	No — heads down	Once, at the end of the night
Family abroad can take part	Yes — from the link	No	Yes, in the chat	No
Candle messages kept word for word	Yes — posted as text	No	If someone types them	Only if filmed
Everything in one place afterwards	Yes — ZIP download (paid plans)	Prints and a folder	Scroll forever	One video

A photo wall doesn't replace the photographer or the SDE — it collects what every guest saw, which neither of them can.

Pricing for one big night

Free is for trying it out. One month of Premium covers the debut — cancel after.

Free

Trying it out before the night

$0

Five posts on screen at a time, rotating
QR code generation
Slideshow and Grid views
Download everything afterwards
The Elegant look

Start free

Premium

The pick for a debut

$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 here and abroad
Remove QR Wall branding
TV view for the venue screen

Choose Premium

Professional

Coordinators, venues and big debuts

$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

Go Professional

For coordinators and venues

Every plan lets you create as many walls as you want, so a debut coordinator or a venue can run a new wall for every event on one account. Professional adds what a business needs for other people's families: the approval queue, AI moderation, and a custom background with your own branding.

For a single debut, start free, try it on the TV at home at the cotillion rehearsal, and switch to Premium ($10.99/month) the week of the party. Cancel once you've downloaded everything.

Debut wall questions

What debutantes, parents and coordinators ask before adding a screen.

How do I set up a photo wall for a debut?: Create a wall at qrwall.live, name it after the debutante, and open the display link on the venue's LED wall, projector or TV. The QR code shows on the wall itself; guests scan it with their phone camera and their photos, videos and messages appear on screen in about a second. There's no app and no account, and setup takes under a minute.
Can relatives abroad post to the debut wall?: Yes. The wall is a web link as well as a QR code. Send the link to titos, titas and cousins overseas; they post photos and messages from their phone wherever they are, and it appears on the venue screen during the program.
Can the 18 candles post their messages on the wall?: Yes. Guests can post written messages as well as photos, so each candle can post her message as text — before the debut, during it, or after her speech. It appears on the screen and is kept, word for word, in the download on a paid plan.
Does it replace the photographer or the same-day edit video?: No. The photographer and the SDE video are one professional's view of the night. The wall collects what every guest filmed — every table's version of the 18 roses and the cotillion — and puts it on screen while it's happening. Most families use both.
Is the free plan enough for a debut?: The free plan shows the five most recent posts on screen at a time, rotating as new ones arrive — enough to test it at home before the party. For the debut itself, where you want everything to stay up and a download afterwards, Premium is $10.99/month and can be cancelled right after. Plans are billed in US dollars.
Can we control what appears on screen?: Yes, on Professional ($19.99/month): turn on the approval queue and every post waits for a one-tap yes on your phone before it reaches the screen, and AI moderation screens text and images automatically. On Premium and Professional you can also remove any post from the wall yourself.

The 18 roses are already being filmed. Give them one screen.

Every table's view of the night, the family abroad included — and the debutante keeps all of it the next morning.