Picture display

There's absolutely no standard for something like this. Feel free to display anything you want as long as it feels right.

Backing up the "do what feels right" here. If we have a photo table it will actually be an Ofrenda with photos of our dead loved ones, orange colour blossoms (ideally marigolds but given our climate probably tissue flowers or carnations), and a few items likely to please the spirits of our dead loved ones. My Baptist grandmother would probably hate it, but most of our loved ones are Catholic, and our wedding is the first weekend of November when our church would typically hold a Requiem Mass for the dead on a Saturday.

Is this typical for a wedding in Canada? Absolutely not. But it suits us and our feelings about family and the traditions I grew up with.

As far as I know there is no etiquette or expectation for this. Most of the time I've seen pictures of the couple or nothing at all.

I've seen all of the above, just one of, or none done.

It is YOUR day, do what feels best.

You can do whatever you want, it's your wedding remember that! For my fiance and I, we are only having pictures of us as a couple at our sign in table, a few of our favorite engagement photos. We had found this beautiful picture frame from Homesense "Our Happily Ever After" and we'll be displaying them on this