A New Service Families Will Thank You For.
During the service, everyone in the room scans a QR code and shares a photo or a memory from their phone. It appears gently on your screen — a tribute told by everyone who came. You offer it as a personalization add-on. We run everything.
✓ One flat subscription, every service ✓ Your branding, not ours
A wall mid-service, in the Memorial theme — photos and memories arriving from the room.
A live memory wall is a personalization service a funeral home offers alongside tribute videos and printed programs: guests at the service scan a QR code, share photos and written memories from their phones, and watch them appear on the chapel screen in real time. QR Wall provides it as a flat $19.99/month subscription covering unlimited services — funeral homes typically offer it to families as an add-on at $75–100 per service.
A line item, not a line of software
You already price personalization — tribute videos, memorial folders, guest books. This one costs you almost nothing to provide.
It fits the way you already work
About five minutes of staff time per service. No new hardware, no training program, nothing for your team to operate during the service itself.
1. Offer it at the arrangement conference
One line on the arrangement sheet: “Live memory wall — guests share photos and memories on screen during the service.” Families who choose more personal services say yes readily.
2. Create the wall in a minute
Your staff enters the loved one's name and gets a QR code instantly — print it on the order of service, place a card at the entrance, or show it beside the screen.
3. The wall runs itself
Photos and memories appear gently on your chapel TV or projector, in a theme designed for services. AI moderation keeps everything dignified without anyone watching a queue.
What families see during the service
Photos and words arriving gently, side by side, in the Memorial display theme: a quiet ivory-and-sage palette with soft serif type and a slower pace — styled automatically, nothing for anyone to design on the day.
Built for a funeral home, not a party
Every detail assumes a chapel, a grieving family, and your name on the door.
Dignity, guaranteed
AI moderation screens every photo and message before it reaches the screen, and you can add one-tap manual approval on top. Nothing inappropriate ever displays.
Your branding throughout
Your logo inside the QR code and on the submission page, your background on the wall, QR Wall marks removed. To families, this is your service.
Works on the screen you have
Any smart TV or projector with a browser. Guests use their own phones — camera scan, no app, no venue Wi-Fi required.
Includes those who cannot attend
Share the link alongside the obituary and relatives anywhere in the world add their photos and words to the same wall.
A keepsake, and an aftercare touchpoint
After the service, deliver the family a private gallery and full download of every photo and memory — a natural, appreciated follow-up.
One subscription, every service
Create a separate wall for each service under one account. No per-event fees, no credits, no surprises on your statement.
One plan. Every service.
The Professional plan is the one built for funeral homes and celebrants.
Professional
Unlimited services · cancel any time · no per-event fees
- ✓ Unlimited walls & submissions
- ✓ AI moderation (text + photos)
- ✓ Your logo inside the QR code
- ✓ Custom branded background
- ✓ Memorial display theme
- ✓ Manual approval queue
- ✓ Private family gallery + full download
- ✓ Priority support
Try it free first — the free tier is enough to run a full demo for your staff.
Questions funeral directors ask
The practical details, before you put it on the arrangement sheet.
How much staff time does it take per service?
About five minutes. Someone on your staff creates the wall (enter the loved one's name, done), prints the QR card or adds the code to the order of service, and opens the wall on your screen before guests arrive. During the service, nobody operates anything — submissions appear on their own, already moderated.
What equipment do we need?
Whatever screen you already use for tribute videos: a smart TV, or a laptop connected to your projector. The wall is a web page — open the link in a browser and it fills the screen. Guests use their own phones on cellular data, so venue Wi-Fi isn't required.
What should we charge families for it?
Most homes position it with other personalization items at $75–100 per service. For comparison, families already pay $99 for a static Kudoboard memorial board — a live wall during the service, plus a keepsake gallery afterward, supports that price comfortably. Your cost stays flat at $19.99/month regardless of how many services you run.
How do we keep the content dignified?
Two layers. AI moderation automatically screens every photo and message before it can reach the screen. If you want direct control, turn on manual approval and each submission waits for a one-tap approval on a staff phone. In practice, memorial walls receive overwhelmingly warm content — but the safeguards mean your staff never worries about it.
Can it carry our funeral home's branding?
Yes. The Professional plan embeds your logo inside the QR code itself, shows it on the page guests see after scanning, lets you set a custom background on the wall, and removes QR Wall branding. Families experience it as a service your home provides.
Will older guests manage the QR code?
Yes. Modern phone cameras detect QR codes automatically — guests open the camera and point it at the code; no app, no account. A small card reading “open your camera and point it here” covers anyone unsure. In practice, guests in their 70s and 80s share photos without help.
Try it before you offer it
Set up a demo wall in five minutes, scan it with your own phone, and put it on your chapel screen. If it isn't right for your rooms, it cost you nothing to find out.
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Last updated: July 2026