What should a wedding photo-sharing table card say?
Keep it to a short invitation, the QR code and one line on how to use it, such as "Scan with your phone's camera to share your photos with us". Add your names and any wish about social media, and leave out apps and accounts, because there are none to set up.
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Wording that works
- “Help us see the day through your eyes. Scan to share your photos and videos.”
- “Snap it, share it. Scan with your camera to add your photos to our gallery.”
- “We’d love your photos! Scan to share them with us, but please keep them off social media until tomorrow.”
What to put on it
- The QR code, big enough to scan from a seat.
- One line on how: “Scan with your phone’s camera.”
- Your names, so guests know it’s yours.
- Your wish about social media, if you have one.
Where to put them
On every table, at the bar, on the welcome sign and by the photo booth.
Ours
Every wedding gets free table cards with its QR code to print at home.
Questions
- How many cards do we need?
- One for each table, with a few more for the bar, the welcome sign and the photo booth.
- Does the QR code stop working?
- Ours opens your gallery for as long as it's open, a year after the wedding.