Wedding Guest Shot List

Getting Ready

Capture the excitement before the day officially begins.

• Dress, suit, shoes, and jewelry
• Zipper, tie, veil, or boutonnière
• Hair and makeup
• Champagne toast
• Gift exchange
• Handwritten note
• Nervous laughter
• Friends seeing each other dressed up
• Walking out the door

Ask someone: "How are you feeling right now?"

Ceremony

Forget perfect angles. Film the reactions.

• Guests arriving
• Family hugs
• The wedding party waiting
• Walk down the aisle
• Reactions during the vows
• Hands holding hands
• Ring exchange
• First kiss
• The celebration right after
• Walk back down the aisle

Look around. Sometimes the best footage is the people watching them.

Reception

This is where the stories happen.

• The room before guests enter
• Table settings, flowers, and candles
• The grand entrance
• Toasts and speeches
• Reactions during speeches
• Happy tears
• Uncontrollable laughter
• Kids being kids
• Grandparents dancing
• Parent dances
• Friends singing every lyric
• The liveliest table
• The group causing the most trouble

Messages for the Couple

Before the night ends, collect a few messages.

• Parents
• Grandparents
• Bridal party
• Childhood friends
• Siblings
• Coworkers
• The couple together

Ask: "What's one thing you want them to remember 10 years from now?"

Camera Bowl Photo Prompts

Using one of our Y2K digital cameras? Snap photos of:

• Guests arriving
• Group selfies
• Candid conversations
• Table details
• Best dressed guest
• Friends photographing friends
• Dance floor chaos
• Late-night snacks
• Flash photos
• The couple when they aren't looking
• The funniest moment of the night

Don't worry about perfection. The blur, the flash, and the unexpected shots are part of it.