Should you share your wedding photos?
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Set the wedding social media tone by laying down a protocol for posting wedding pictures. Guests should get permission from the bride and groom to take pictures of their ceremony. And if you don’t want pictures posted until after the ceremony, tell your guests ahead of time.
Can I share my wedding photos on social media?
According to Gottsman, guests should never post pictures of the newlyweds until they get the go-ahead. Unless stated otherwise (for example, there’s a wedding hashtag sign encouraging guests to Instagram photos), it’s up to the couple to post the first picture, which also includes the wedding venue and fellow guests.
Where can I share my wedding photos?
SOCIAL MEDIA
- FACEBOOK. Your bride’s family and friends are likely on Facebook and participate in sharing, liking, and commenting on posts.
- INSTAGRAM.
- FLICKR. Flickr is a popular, long-standing social platform that your bride can use to share her photos.
- EXTRA.
- HER OWN WEBSITE.
- SHUTTERFLY.
- WEDDING PHOTO SWAP.
- CLUSTER.
What can I do with my wedding pictures?
Pop the question in a photo book.
Is it OK to post wedding pictures on Facebook?
According to Emily Post, you should not post images on social media of a wedding before the bride does. Here’s the quote: It’s best to wait until either the bride or the groom have publicly posted pictures before you post your own. Otherwise, said Post, “You’re kind of Facebook scooping them … on their own big day.”
Can you get depressed after getting married?
In a study of 28 women they conducted in 2016, nearly half of the participants indicated they felt let down or depressed after their wedding, and some participants reported clinical levels of depression. In a 2018 study of 152 women, 12 percent reported feeling depressed after their wedding.
Can I post my wedding photos on Facebook?
Don’t: Continue to share photos of your wedding months (or years) later, or to wish a friend happy birthday. Once you get the go-ahead from your photographer, feel free to post an album or two to Facebook, or choose snaps to share on Instagram.
What do you do with wedding photos after divorce?
Just put them in the trash. Doing so will not dishonor your past. Your history is your history, whether you have a box of photos of yourself in a fancy white dress gathering mold in your basement or not.
How long should you wait to post wedding pictures?
You could be waiting for your photos anywhere from 3 to 12 weeks after your wedding date, according to Connecticut-based wedding and portrait photographer Carolyn D’Andrea of Tesora Photography, whose turnaround time for a full gallery is usually about five weeks.
Is it normal to cry after your wedding?
Rest assured, what’s known as the post-wedding blues is perfectly normal. In fact, not only are they normal, but they’re natural, coded in your genes, according to Elizabeth Sloan, couples therapist and owner of Caring Couples, Happy Lives.
How to share your wedding photos?
When it comes to wedding photo sharing, most people use e-mails and attach the images to the letters. It is not the best variant since modern DSLR images, even converted into JPEG, still occupy much RAM. So, instead of sending your photos via e-mail, I recommend using special file services or apps described below.
How can I Share my Flickr photos with my friends?
They may either sign up for a free account or you may share the images through a guest user pass sent to them via e-mail. Mind that by default, Flickr offers public access to the images (not surprising since it is one of the first image sharing apps), so adjust the privacy settings before uploading the pictures.
What websites do photographers use for wedding photos?
Most photographers use Instagram and Facebook as a wedding photo sharing site. This is not surprising, because there is the opportunity to add unique hashtags and tag many users under your images. However, only a few photographers use Pinterest as a wedding photos website.