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Everything about photos at your wedding
Practical guides on collecting guest photos, asking your guests the right way, and a guest book that actually gets filled.
Collecting guest photos
QR code wedding photo album: how does it work?
With a QR code photo album your wedding guests upload all their photos to one place, no app needed. How it works, what it costs, what to look for.
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7 ways to collect wedding photos from your guests
WhatsApp, shared album, WeTransfer, disposable camera or QR album? The 7 ways to collect wedding photos from your guests, honestly compared.
5 min read
Disposable cameras at your wedding: charming or a false economy?
Disposable cameras on the tables: nostalgic, but expensive and unpredictable. The real costs, the pitfalls and the digital alternative.
3 min read
How to ask guests to share their photos
Wording that actually works: what to put on your invitation, table cards, in the speech and in the thank you message after the wedding.
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Digital wedding guest book: how it works
A digital guest book collects photos, videos and messages from every guest in one place. How it works, what it costs, and how it compares to a polaroid book.
4 min read
The most popular wedding day? Almost everyone picks the same moment
More than 8 in 10 weddings fall on a Friday or Saturday, and the last weekend of August is the busiest of the summer. Real album data, plus what it means for you.
5 min read
Kids at your wedding: yes or no, and how to say it nicely
Inviting kids to your wedding or keeping it adults-only? The honest trade-offs, polite wording examples for your invitations, and how kids can make your day.
3 min read
Wedding plus-one etiquette: the unwritten rules
Who gets a plus-one at your wedding and who doesn't? The rules that prevent hurt feelings, the hidden pitfall, and wording examples for your invitations.
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Is a wedding website worth it? The honest answer
Do guests actually open your wedding website? The honest answer, what to put on it (and skip), and which digital wedding tools guests really use.
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No wedding videographer? Here is how you still miss nothing
The #1 wedding regret is that nobody recorded the vows and speeches. How to capture them without a videographer, for a fraction of the cost.
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An unplugged wedding ceremony: how to ask for it (and why your guests will thank you)
Want a phone-free ceremony without guests missing out on photos? Polite sign wording, why photographers beg for it, and the plan where nobody misses a thing.
3 min read
A friend is photographing your wedding: here is how to make it bulletproof
No budget for a wedding photographer and a friend is stepping in? How to make it bulletproof: agreements, a shot list, backups, and the safety net.
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City hall wedding photos: the plan for micro weddings and elopements
Eloping or having a micro wedding? Photography packages start at thousands for a 90-minute day. Here is the three-layer plan for beautiful photos anyway.
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The groom's wedding day checklist
Most wedding advice is written for brides. This is the groom's list: what to handle on the day, which moments to claim, and the one thing that runs itself.
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