A bar or bat mitzvah photo wall the kids will love
Friends snap, family smiles, and everyone floats across the big screen together.
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How does Boppa work at a bar or bat mitzvah?
Show Boppa on the hall’s screen. Kids scan the QR code and take selfies on their phones; grandparents use a photo booth station on a tablet. Each photo floats onto the screen in a bubble within seconds, and the hosts stay in control from their own phone.
Tips for a great night
- Let in each phone yourself
Turn on “Let in each phone myself” and new phones wait at the door until you let them in. Block any phone in one tap.
- Approve each photo
With a room full of teenagers, photo approval keeps the big screen family-friendly.
- Pin the bar or bat mitzvah
Pin their photo and it floats all night with a golden rim.
- Set up a booth station
A tablet on a stand near the dance floor works for anyone without a phone, and resets itself for the next guest.
- Pick a theme together
Bubbles, Under the sea, Galaxy or Fireflies — switch any time and the screen changes instantly.
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Questions
Can we control which kids join?
Yes. With “Let in each phone myself” on, every new phone waits until you let it in from the dashboard, and you can block a phone at any time.
What about guests without a phone?
Set up a photo booth station: open your private station link on a tablet or laptop with a camera. Anyone can walk up, smile and send.
Does Boppa work in Hebrew?
Yes. The guest pages and the home page are in English and Hebrew, and each guest sees their own language.
Get the whole family in the bubble.
Start your party now — your guests will be floating in a minute.