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Collecting your guests' photos at your wedding
Your photographer goes home at eleven. Your guests stay, and they make the rest of the night. This guide is about getting those photos without a group chat full of squashed thumbnails.
Yes. Guests upload all evening and get to see nothing, and you open the album at a moment you choose yourself. The price you pay for it is that those photos are not on the projector that night.
You have already set money aside for a photo booth and now you are wondering whether that is the best place for it. They are two different products, and which one you want depends on what you want to be holding at the end of the night.
The longer pieces, by kind of party
We keep these up to date. Under each one is the date it was last checked, because a guide with outdated rules is worse than no guide.
Everything by date
- August 2026
Aug 24Wedding10 min readHow do you get hold of all your guests' photos after the wedding?You have had a day where eighty people walked around with a camera in their pocket. Those photos are sitting in eighty camera rolls now, and that is where they stay until somebody does something about it.
- June 2026
Jun 9Wedding8 min readYou wait eight weeks for your wedding photos. What do you have that evening?Your photographer does the job properly and that takes time. Which is not the same as having nothing, because there were eighty other people recording the day.
- May 2026
May 19Wedding7 min readDisposable cameras, or just your guests' phones?The disposable camera is back on the wedding table, and not out of nostalgia alone. It does one thing a phone does not, and that one thing is exactly what you are looking for.
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