Unplugged Ceremony Etiquette

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Unplugged, there’s a term you are hearing now at almost every wedding, but still trying to figure out what does it mean??
With most people having a camera on their smart phone, it’s likely someone will snap a photo or get a clip of at least some of the event. However, it’s only appropriate if you have the bride and groom’s permission. If the couple has hired a photographer and or videographers it is safe the say they intend the ceremony and reception to be “Unplugged”. If you create a wedding website we encourage you to post a message there to encourage your guests to be fully present with us at the ceremony and ask that you refrain from taking photos.” If you’re truly worried about it, ask your minister or officiant to give everyone a heads up before the ceremony starts. As long as you’re polite about it, your guests will respect your decision! Another simple reminder is to have an ‘”unplugged” sign at the guest book.

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About Sharon

Tulsa Weddings & Design will help you plan your wedding with attention to detail, flawless precision and assurance of an amazing wedding day. Helping our clients create wedding memories of a lifetime has been my passion since 2005. We offer customary services ranging from Full Planning and Design to Wedding Day Management and Coordination at any stage of the planning. Tulsa Weddings & Design can assist you with knowledge of the latest industry trends, plus a great team of experienced, creative and dynamic employees to make your dreams a reality. Sharon Holm, owner, credits her business success to her sensitivity of her client’s needs and her desire to make every event an unforgettable experience. We love what we do and were honored to assist our clients with their special events.

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