Live photo wall
Every photo taken in the room can land on the venue screens in the same breath. The wall keeps arranging itself — the aisle, a table, the dance move someone will deny tomorrow.
The reception, live
Every phone in the room, on the screens in the room.
Guests send photos, congratulations, and party games to the venue screens — while you conduct the night, moment by moment.
What is Wedding Loco?
Wedding Loco is interactive entertainment for the wedding reception. The venue’s screens become a live canvas. Guests drive it from the phones already in their hands — photos, congratulations, and games — and the couple designs what plays, and when.
The guest experience
Three ways guests join the night, all from the phone they walked in with. The screens do the rest.
Every photo taken in the room can land on the venue screens in the same breath. The wall keeps arranging itself — the aisle, a table, the dance move someone will deny tomorrow.
Guests write from their phones. A note can bloom during the speeches, wait in a digital guestbook, or take the wall between courses. You pick the moment. The room reads it together.
Couple trivia. Polls that settle the playlist. Matchups the head table will never live down. Everyone plays from their seat, and the result lands on the big screens.
The couple’s designer
The couple — and the planner beside them — build the reception as a run of show. Each cue gets a full-screen background and something for the phones to do. Introductions, the first dance, the toasts, the cake: when the moment changes, the screens change with it.
Also yours to design
How it works
Share the date, the room, and who you are — couple, planner, or venue. We’ll match the show to the floor plan.
Build the run of show together. Choose a background scene and a phone interaction for every moment that matters.
A link at the table. Camera, notes, and games — they’re in before the first pour, on the phone they already carry.
Screens follow the set list. The dance floor feeds them. The night you designed is the night that happens.
Around the room
The photo wall was full before we sat down. I never once opened a laptop.
I used to book a separate slideshow. This is the wall, the games, and the guestbook in one room.
Our screens finally felt like part of the room — the same light as the dance floor.
Illustrative samples — composite voices written for this page.
Waitlist & demos
Planning your own reception, a client’s, or the room itself — leave a note. We’ll reply with demo times and how Wedding Loco fits the night.