For the quinceañera
Forty phones film the vals. The wall is where they all land.
Guests scan a code on the table and their photos and videos — the corte de honor walking in, the vals, the cambio de zapatillas — reach the screen at the salón in about a second. No app. By morning it is all in your gallery.
Free to start. No card, no commitment.
- The tías film everything and nobody sees it
- Every aunt records the whole vals from her seat, and that video stays on her phone forever. The wall is the only thing that asks her for it that same night.
- The corte de honor, from fifteen angles
- The damas and chambelanes — the court — rehearsed for months, and each one's family films their own kid from their own table. Fifteen versions of the same entrance finally end up on one screen.
- An adult's finger on the button
- The guest list is teenagers. Manual approval on a paid plan holds every post until someone taps yes, and Professional adds automatic AI moderation on text and images.
A quinceañera photo wall is a live screen at the venue — a TV, a projector, any display with a browser — that guests post photos, short videos and messages to by scanning a QR code from their table. There is no app to install and no account to create: a tía opens her camera, points it at the code, and her video of the vals is on the screen in about a second.
It works because a quince has a program and everyone films it: the corte de honor (the court of damas and chambelanes) making its entrance, the vals — the waltz with her father and the court — and the cambio de zapatillas, the shoe ceremony where the flats come off. The wall gathers all of that while the night is happening and hands it back as one gallery the next day. And because the guest list is teenagers, the approval queue on the paid plans keeps an adult in control of what reaches the screen.
Ready in three steps
Set it up the week before. On the night, the only thing anyone does is scan.
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STEP 1
Put the wall on the venue screen
Create a free wall, name it ("Camila's quinceañera"), and open the display link on the salón TV or projector. The QR code shows on the wall itself, and you can also print it on the table cards.
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STEP 2
Guests scan and post
Camera, code, one tap. The corte de honor walking in, the vals filmed from the grandparents' table, the cambio de zapatillas up close, and a written message for the quinceañera. Nothing to install.
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STEP 3
It runs all night, then it's yours
Every post appears in under a second and the screen fills itself. On paid plans you download all of it the next day and share the gallery with the padrinos and with anyone who couldn't travel.
Built for how a quince actually goes
A program everyone films, three generations in the room, and an adult with a finger on the approve button.
The vals and the cambio de zapatillas, in full
They are the two most-filmed minutes of the night and nobody watches them: her dad is dancing and so is she. The wall pulls together the shots from every table while they are still happening, and paid plans keep every one of them downloadable.
The corte de honor and the families who came for them
Every dama and chambelán brought their own family, who film their own kid and share it with nobody else. The wall gives them one place to land: fourteen families posting the same entrance from fourteen angles.
Abuelos and padrinos, on the record
Written messages appear next to the photos, so the grandfather who doesn't dance and the madrina who sat down early still get their line on the screen — and the quinceañera keeps every word.
A teen guest list, approved first
On a paid plan you turn on the approval queue and every post waits for a one-tap yes on your phone before it hits the screen. AI moderation on Professional adds an automatic filter for text and images.
Forty people film the vals and none of them watch it
During the vals and the cambio de zapatillas, forty phones go up at once. The next day there are forty videos of the same minute spread across forty camera rolls: the tía's from her seat, the cousin's who flew in, the chambelán's shot from the side. Nobody ever collects them. Someone asks in the group chat, three people answer, and the rest stay exactly where they were.
The wall is the only place those forty versions land together, and they land that same night — the whole room watches the vals again on the screen while the music is still playing. The videographer you hired still delivers the edited piece you'll keep; it arrives in weeks and it comes from one camera. This is the other thing — what every table saw — and you have it by the next morning.
The same wall, in Grid
Everything on screen at once — the view for a full room, where every guest wants to find their own post.
Grid fills the screen with every recent photo at once, and it's the view people crowd around between dances. Slideshow gives each photo its moment, which is what you want during the vals and the toasts. Switch between them from your phone mid-party; nobody rescans.
Elegant look · Included with Premium and Professional plans
Photo wall, Instagram Stories, the group chat or the videographer
Where quinceañera footage usually ends up — and what the room actually sees that night.
| QR Wall at the venue | Instagram Stories | Group chat | Photographer and video | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The room sees it together | Yes — live on the screen | No — each phone, each feed | No — heads down in the chat | No — weeks later |
| Vals videos from every table | Yes — all forty versions, that night | Yes, and gone in 24h | Yes, compressed and buried | No — their own camera only |
| Messages from abuelos and padrinos | Yes, on screen next to the photos | Captions, if tagged | Yes, scattered | No |
| Approved before it hits the screen | Yes — approval queue (paid plans) | No | No | Not applicable |
| Everything kept in one place | Yes — ZIP download (paid tiers) | Expires; scattered across accounts | Scroll forever to find it | Yes, their own footage only |
| Cost | Free tier; $10.99/mo for everything | Free | Free | Thousands per event |
Pricing for a one-night party
Free is for trying it out. One month of Premium covers the whole party — 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
- Approval queue, AI moderation and the Elegant look
Premium
The pick for a quince at a venue
$10.99 / month
- Unlimited photos, videos and messages on screen
- Elegant look for the screen
- Approval queue: nothing shows until you tap yes
- Download everything the next day
- Shareable gallery for the family
- Remove QR Wall branding
- TV view for the venue screen
Professional
Venues, planners and 200-guest parties
$19.99 / month
- Everything in Premium
- AI moderation on text and photos
- Custom branding and backgrounds
- Keynote look for the screen
- Priority support
A year of planning, one more screen
A quinceañera is planned for a year and paid for like a small wedding: the salón, the dress, the rehearsed vals, the corte de honor in fourteen matching suits. Next to that, the screen is the easy part — the venue usually has one already, and if it doesn't, a projector or any TV with a browser will do. The wall opens on that screen and the QR code shows right there.
It's also the part you can test in advance at no risk: create the wall free, try it on the TV at home with the damas at a rehearsal, and decide afterwards. Premium is $10.99/month — turn it on the week of the party and cancel once you've downloaded everything.
Quinceañera wall questions
What moms and planners ask before adding a screen to the salón.
- How do I set up a photo wall for a quinceañera?
- Create a free wall at qrwall.live, name it after the quinceañera, and open the display link on the venue TV or projector. The QR code shows on the wall itself, and you can print it on the table cards too; guests scan it with their phone camera and their photos, videos and messages appear live. Setup takes under 60 seconds.
- Can guests post videos of the vals and the cambio de zapatillas?
- Yes. Along with photos, guests post short videos from their camera roll — which is exactly what the tías and abuelos already recorded from their tables. Those clips play on the screen next to the photos, and on paid plans you download all of them afterwards with the rest of the wall.
- Is it safe when almost every guest is a teenager?
- Yes, with moderation on. The approval queue on the paid plans holds every post until an adult approves it with one tap on their phone, so nothing reaches the salón screen without going through someone. The Professional tier adds AI moderation that automatically blocks inappropriate text and images before they even reach the queue.
- How do I get the damas and chambelanes to post?
- The corte de honor rehearsed for months and has photos of every one of those rehearsals on their phones. A QR code printed on the court's table, or one line in the program, is enough for them to post rehearsal photos before the party and entrance shots during it. Each family films their own kid, and the wall is where those shots finally meet.
- Does the free tier cover a quinceañera?
- The free tier displays the 5 most recent submissions on a rolling basis — each post appears live, then scrolls off as newer ones arrive. That's enough to test it at home before the party. For the venue, where you want everything to stay up, approval turned on, and a download afterwards, Premium is $10.99/month and can be cancelled as soon as the party ends.
- Do we keep all the photos and videos 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 padrinos, the family who travelled, and anyone who couldn't be there.
The vals is already filmed forty times. It just needs somewhere to be seen.
Give the salón a screen. The wall does the rest — and the quinceañera keeps every shot the next morning.
Free to start. No card, no commitment.
Last updated: September 2026