Do we need a lot of guests for this to be worth setting up?

No. It works as well for a dozen close family and friends as for a larger party; the wall simply shows whatever is added, at whatever scale the gathering is.

Can the parents-to-be see the photographs during the shower itself?

Yes, if the wall is shown on a screen in the room, photographs appear there as guests add them, during the party rather than only afterwards.

How do we give the album to the parents-to-be afterwards?

The whole album downloads as one file, in full resolution, from the dashboard, so it can be handed over or sent on directly.

Do guests need to sign up for anything to add a photograph?

No. Scanning the code opens the guest page in the browser; no name, email or account is asked for.

A live photo wall for a baby shower

A baby shower rarely has a hired photographer, so the only record of it is whatever guests happen to take on their own phones. One QR code on the table lets everyone add their photographs, of the gifts, the games and the parents-to-be, to a single album, and a screen nearby shows them as they arrive, which fits comfortably into a small gathering without anyone needing to organise it.

Create a wall for the shower How it works

Free to try with 50 photographs. One payment of $49 per event when you are ready.

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Baby shower

12 June

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Baby shower

A keepsake without a hired photographer

Most baby showers do not have anyone booked to take photographs; the closest thing is whoever happens to have their phone out. A shared wall turns that into a proper keepsake rather than a handful of pictures scattered across different phones, none of which the parents-to-be ever see all of.

Gifts, games and the moments in between

A gift being opened, a game in progress, the reaction to a guess about the baby's name: these happen quickly and are easy to miss if only one or two people are trying to capture everything. With a wall, whoever has their phone out at the right moment can add what they caught, and it does not depend on one designated photographer catching it all.

A small, familiar gathering

A baby shower is usually a smaller guest list than a wedding or a large party, often close family and friends who already know each other well. The wall suits that scale just as easily as a bigger event, and a calmer look, with a soft cover photograph, tends to suit the tone of the afternoon better than a brighter one.

Updated September 16, 2026

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How it works

A minute to set up. A lifetime to look back on.

Create.
Give the evening a name and a look. No account needed to begin.
Print.
A sign for the door and cards for the tables, ready for the printer.
Watch.
Put the wall on a screen. Your guests do the rest.

Questions

Do we need a lot of guests for this to be worth setting up?: No. It works as well for a dozen close family and friends as for a larger party; the wall simply shows whatever is added, at whatever scale the gathering is.
Can the parents-to-be see the photographs during the shower itself?: Yes, if the wall is shown on a screen in the room, photographs appear there as guests add them, during the party rather than only afterwards.
How do we give the album to the parents-to-be afterwards?: The whole album downloads as one file, in full resolution, from the dashboard, so it can be handed over or sent on directly.
Do guests need to sign up for anything to add a photograph?: No. Scanning the code opens the guest page in the browser; no name, email or account is asked for.