How do I tell guests not to post photos on social networks?

I want to say the same to my guests too x

This ^^^^ I had a client last year that went one step further and asked her guests not to bring cameras and just enjoy the day and it worked.

I think you can set preferences on fb so you have to approve tags and things? I went to a wedding a while back and they set up a secret group for people to upload photos to.

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I don't mind guests taking photos I'm even hoping they will send us the good ones I just don't want them on social networks. I'm worried if we put it on the invites people might forget by the time of the wedding or even after. This is the only thing that I'm stressing about.

If people "insist" (that's not the right word, but my brain escapes me today) on using their phones to take photos why don't you download a wedding photo app (i've downloaded wedpics) and they can post them to there instead of any social media sites.

Oh jen-lou that sounds good. i'm going to look that up! i have no problems with people uploading to fbook- i live there when i ought to be studying haha- but if people don't tag you, pics can be missed so a central collection point would be grand!

i am actually HOPING someone will upload a good pic so i can sent my class a photo for our 'pinterest' display board to introduce them to my new name!

^^^ You could include something like this in your order of service / order of day too.

I am a teacher and therefore very careful about my privacy settings on facebook. You can definitely set it where you have to approve of any tagged photos before they come up as linked to your profile. You can do all sorts. I even have a photo album of my own on there that has photos of my dad's second wedding which I don't want my mum to see but all my other friends can :-/

Perhaps I need to be a bit clearer - sorry for any confusion.

I'm fine with people posting photos if I'm not in them - But I don't want photos of me anywhere on these sites - I don't have fb page or any other so they can't be tagged to me anywhere.

I had a nasty stalking incident a few years ago which was only resolved when I involved the police - I am very careful as a consequence.

You could ask someone (best man or usher maybe) to make a polite announcement before the ceremony begins such as,

"To respect their privacy (bride's name) and (Groom's name) request that you do not post pictures of them anywhere on the internet. Please feel free to post any photos of yourselves and fellow guests. They will however appreciate any good shots of them being emailed or posted to them to include in their own wedding album."

You can also use the opportunity to remind guests to turn off their phones during the ceremony and any other housekeeping issues that come up.

It is not uncommon now for Registrars and Vicars to say to your guests, before your entrance, not to post pictures of the both of you on social networking sites. Could this be an option?

We've put it in our invite insert, it will be on the order of service and I might get the vicar to say something as well.

Although we are just asking people to not post until the next day so we get a chance to first!