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Sixty wedding photo scavenger hunt prompts, and a printable to go with them.

Twenty in each of three packs, printed five to a card so a guest gets a short list rather than a chore. Take them, print them, change them. There is nothing to sign up for.

Download the printable (PDF) Build your own list

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Straight from the wedding deck Get This Shot ships. The printable puts five on a card and four cards on a sheet, so each pack is one sheet.

Essentials.

The moments nobody wants to miss.

  1. The first look on their face
  2. The rings, close enough to count the scratches
  3. The two of them, and nobody else in frame
  4. The ceremony from exactly where you sat
  5. The walk back down the aisle
  6. The first dance, wide enough to see the room
  7. The cake before anyone cuts it
  8. A toast mid sentence
  9. Your table, all of it, in one frame
  10. The bouquet
  11. Whoever walked them down the aisle
  12. The front row during the vows
  13. Their hands, right after the rings go on
  14. The exit
  15. The venue from outside
  16. A speech, from the back of the room
  17. The couple with your table
  18. The dancefloor at its fullest
  19. The last song
  20. The two of them talking to each other, not to a camera

Daring.

For the guests who need a nudge to meet someone.

  1. Ask someone you have not met for a photo together
  2. Get both sets of parents in one frame
  3. Ask the couple for ten seconds and take one photo
  4. The oldest guest and the youngest guest, together
  5. Get everyone at your table into one photo
  6. Ask why they love the couple, then photograph them
  7. Trade phones with someone and photograph each other
  8. Get a photo with someone from the other side of the family
  9. Find whoever traveled furthest and ask them for a photo
  10. Get five people in one frame, all looking at you
  11. Ask the photographer to take one of you
  12. Ask someone working here for a photo
  13. Find whoever introduced the couple and ask them for a photo
  14. Recreate a photo from the display table
  15. Get everyone in your row of the ceremony
  16. Ask someone to pose however they like, and let them
  17. Get the couple with someone they have not seen in years
  18. Find your favorite outfit here and ask them for a photo
  19. Three generations of one family, in one frame
  20. Take the last photo of the night

Beautiful.

For the ones who notice things.

  1. The light through a window, and whoever is in it
  2. A detail nobody will notice but the couple
  3. The flowers, up close
  4. Two people talking who did not know each other this morning
  5. The room from the doorway, before it fills
  6. Somebody's hands, doing something
  7. The sky, whatever it is doing
  8. A reflection
  9. Something borrowed, or something blue
  10. The back of a dress, or the back of a suit
  11. The quietest corner of the room
  12. Somebody watching the couple
  13. A color that repeats
  14. A moment between two people who are not the couple
  15. The first light, or the last light, of the day
  16. Shoes on the floor after the dancing
  17. A texture: fabric, stone, wood, icing
  18. The couple from far away
  19. Someone alone, looking happy
  20. The room after everyone has gone

Build your own list.

Pick a pack or tick individual prompts and edit any line. Then run it on your guests' phones with your own QR code, or take the list as a printable PDF with no sign-up.

Running it starts an event, free for up to 10 guests. Your shots join the wedding hunt, and your table cards print with your own QR code. Guests scan it and play on their phones, and every photo lands in one album.

How to actually run it on the night.

Put the list on the table rather than announcing it. People find it when they sit down, and nobody has to explain it over a microphone.

Five prompts, not twenty. A guest with a chore stops; a guest with five things to find plays. That is why the printable puts five on a card.

Let people finish one and get the next. A few spare cards on each table is enough for whoever finishes first.

Do not make it a competition with a prize. The moment there is a prize, people work rather than play, and the photos get worse.

Or let it run itself.

Get This Shot runs the hunt from the same card that collects the photos, hands each guest the next prompt automatically, and puts everything in one album. Free for 10 guests.

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