FH and I do not want guests posting photos from our wedding online (Facebook, etc). We're trying to figure out how to word this as politely as possible.
Any ideas?
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IrishAli
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You could print little business cards and put them on the tables, politely asking your guests not to post photos?
HSsweethearts
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Posted by IrishAli
You could print little business cards and put them on the tables, politely asking your guests not to post photos?
I would create a shutterfly site with a username and password and print out business cards (cheap on Vistaprint), directing them to upload to that site only and NOT to facebook.
I think giving them somewhere to put the photos shows that you appreicate them and gives them a way to share the photos with you and other guests while asking them politley not to broadcast them to the world
Kim27
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I would print a card out and put them on the table for everyone. Can I ask why you wouldn't want people to put pictures online
NYtherapist
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I would print a card out and put them on the table for everyone. Can I ask why you wouldn't want people to put pictures online
Anyone we want to share in our day is being invited. Neither of us like the idea of other people seeing our photos. It's a special, personal day for us, our families, and our friends. For me, it's also related to work.
NYtherapist
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Thank you for the small cards idea. It's perfect! Now, we have to come up with appropriate wording.
rosatemp
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Posted by IrishAli
You could print little business cards and put them on the tables, politely asking your guests not to post photos?
