For weddings and private celebrations

Every guest’s photo on the big screen.

Your guests already carry a camera. With Wunderframe they scan a QR code, take a photo or write a wish, and it lands on the screen or the projector as a polaroid or a sticky note — while the party is still going.

A wide dark screen titled "Shoot a polaroid" with a row of tilted instant prints from guests, each with a handwritten caption, and a QR code in the corner.
A phone showing a Live polaroid of a latte with the handwritten caption "Coffee by the water", and Retake and Throw it buttons.
Scan and join No app, no account
Polaroids Photos · Live photos · videos
Wishes Handwritten sticky notes
You decide What goes up, and for how long

The situation today

The best photos of a celebration are on a hundred phones, and most of them are only seen weeks later — if someone collects them at all.

Seen during the partyNo queueNo app to installA photo to take home

Joining in

A QR code, and they’re in.

Guests scan the code on the screen or on the table card. A page opens in their phone’s browser in your design, with a welcome in your words. A name is optional, and the page speaks English, German or French.

If you ask for consent, guests agree to your text before they post.

Set up an engagement
A phone showing the welcome screen of the guest page: a sticky note saying "Hello!", the headline "Welcome aboard", an optional name field, a consent checkbox and a "Come aboard" button.

The polaroid wall

Photos that arrive like real prints.

The phone counts down three seconds while the top edge of a polaroid peeks in on the screen. Then the photo shoots up big and settles into the wall with the guest’s handwritten caption. New prints come first, and everyone gets their turn.

  • Live photos move now and then
  • Short videos play in the same frame, with captions made from what the guest says
Walls
A wide dark screen titled "Shoot a polaroid" with a row of tilted instant prints, each with a handwritten caption, and a QR code in the corner.

Wishes

Words for the couple, on the wall.

Guests write straight onto a sticky note on their phone and throw it onto the notes wall. What they see is what lands on the screen.

A phone with a yellow sticky note with a handwritten message and a Throw it button above the Note, Question, Photo and Video tabs.

You stay in charge

A wall that fits the evening.

  1. Approve first, if you like

    Posts can go straight up, or wait until someone you trust approves them on a phone.

  2. Pause for the speeches

    Pause the engagement during a toast. Guests can still post; their photos appear once it opens again.

  3. Your colors and words

    A guest page design sets the colors, fonts, background picture and texts guests see.

  4. Kept only as long as you say

    You set how long posts are kept. After that, photos and their files are deleted automatically.

  5. Take it home

    Guests share or save their own photos and videos from the page. On Free, the shared copy carries a small watermark; the wall shows the clean original.

  6. Faces stay with us

    Faces are found only to frame a photo well, on our own platform — no photo goes to an outside service for that.

What you need

A screen, a QR code and your guests.

  1. A screen or a projector

    A TV or projector with a browser, an Android TV box or a Raspberry Pi. The venue’s screen often works.

  2. Internet at the venue

    The screen and the guests’ phones need a connection — Wi-Fi or mobile data.

  3. Your guests’ phones

    Any recent smartphone with a camera and a browser. Nothing to install.

Read more

Before the big day.

  1. A guest photo wall for your wedding

    How to set it up, and what makes guests actually use it.

    Read the post

  2. Photo booth hire vs your screens

    What each does well, and when to use both.

    Read the post

  3. Privacy

    Consent, retention and how faces are handled.

    Docs

Try the wall with your own phone.

Create an engagement, put the polaroid wall on a screen and take the first photo yourself. Event Pass — one payment for one event — is coming soon.

Free while in early access. No credit card needed.