Unplugged Wedding Ceremony

We didn't do anything specifying unplugged and I wish we had. We have a few aisle shots with other people's cameras in the frame because they were trying to get their own shots of the ceremony. Which is a real bummer.

Get the officiant to say something! We went to a wedding and she was so lovely the way she asked that before the ceremony began to keep the phones out of the photographers pictures.

Why do people think that’s acceptable behaviour in the first place? Like the idea of standing up or being in the aisle mid ceremony and standing up in your seat and taking pictures, that’s just so rude.

We didn't put it in our invitations or the details card but will have our officiant mention something. Or perhaps make a sign for when you walk into the ceremony space stating that its an unplugged ceremony.

I have been to an unplugged ceremony and I had no problems with it. I think that you should tell guests in their invitation that they will not be allowed to take photos and maybe also have a reminder at the ceremony.

Im planning on doing the same, only permitting our photographer to take pictures during the ceremony. it's also mentioned in the invitations.

Were planning on doing an unplugged ceremony. I just ordered my programs, I've attached the part that says no pictures.

I'm also planning on getting the officiant to say a little something about no cameras or cell phones.

I've seen too many ceremony pictures where people are up or in the aisles trying to get photos. It ruins ours, pictures were paying thousands for.