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31. Re: Thinking about An unplugged ceremony?

    

    Reply by wmam35 · September 2016 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

    I read your headline and was prepared to unleash all of my days' frustrations in a long paragraph of why I hate unplugged weddings, and then your actual post made everything better :smile: Glad you had a great wedding and that you have nice photos to look at!

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32. Re: Silent Cell Phones

    

    Reply by photokitty · August 2014 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

    As much as I abhor (really, really, really hate) "unplugged weddings," I have absolutely no issue with the officiant politely reminding people to silence their phones just before the wedding starts. I didn't do it tho, didn't think we needed to...no phones went off, so i was correct...Go Friends & Family for being awesome!

33. Re: Which is it?

    

    Reply by Kristin789 · June 2010 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

    This might be regional, but in my area, it's a thank you. These people have unplugged from their own lives, spent money to get to the wedding location, spent money on a gift, in some cases spent money to stay overnight at the wedding location, spent money to get home, AND by serving as a wedding witness, they are mentors…

34. Photos on social media/privacy

    

    Discussion by tinkalf · August 2014 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

    I'm totally for our guests taking photos at our wedding, so I definitely don't want to go unplugged. However we are not all that keen on photos of some of our family being put on social media. We have some guests who's privacy we'd like to respect. I'm not sure how to go about tackling this without drawing further…

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35. Re: PSA: Put away your phones!!!!

    

    Reply by PrettyGirlLost · November 2015 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

    Oh God, not this shit again?! Are we going to do a countdown until someone posts that stupid Corey Ann "unplugged" wedding article?

36. Re: At my wedding...

    

    Reply by photokitty · January 2014 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

    Make sure you have a chalkboard with a cute poem telling everyone you're wedding is "unplugged," you need to tell adults how to act on your day after all

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37. Re: All right assssss wipes.

    

    Reply by crfische · August 2009 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

    Sorry, duty (read beer) called. I'll finish the questions though because I'm cool like that. What does your H think of you spending time on a wedding planning site over a year after your wedding?He doesn't care. He works long hours, and I use the knot to unplug from life. I thinks I'm a little crazy when I meet knotties,…

38. Re: Cellphone use during weddings

    

    Reply by tj&cw · July 2015 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

    I know that a lot of people think that is rude to ask people not have cell phones. But we have it in our Wedding Programs, our priest is going to announce it and are having a sign made up that says "Welcome to our Unplugged Wedding....asking people not to use their cell phones until after the ceremony"---You can get them…

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39. Re: etiquette faux pas that don't bother you

    

    Reply by Jen4948 · April 2014 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

    Female guests wearing white. Using "half-past" instead of "half-after" in invitation wording. Printed labels on envelopes. Requesting unplugged weddings.

40. Re: Enough With the Photos ...

    

    Reply by MobKaz · July 2017 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

    Please don't. As others have said, it is perfectly acceptable and appropriate to have your officiant remind your guests to silence their cell phones. Beyond that...... http://forums.theknot.com/search?Search=unplugged+wedding&CategoryID=35

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