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21. Re: Facebook overshare snark

    

    

    Reply by lovesclimbing · February 2015 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Snarky Brides

    Certainly, I will comply with your unplugged wedding request. After charging my phone/camera, I will be very careful to make sure I unplug my phone from the charger so I'm not risking people tripping over the cord, and voila! I am complying with your request for an unplugged wedding!

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22. Re: Unplugged Ceremony: How to communicate

    

    Reply by catloverd · October 2012 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

    Here are some polite sign ideas you can have:http://mealsandmiles.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/UNPLUGGED-WEDDING-SIGN.jpghttp://jodimillerphotographyblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/steph_29.jpghttp://offbeatbride.com/2011/06/unplugged-wedding-templates However it doesn't guarantee anyone will, but you won't notice.…

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23. Re: Bride wants every picture, guess what happens

    

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

    I agree. I can completely understand why someone would want an unplugged wedding. There's something about having a phone out that makes a person not as "present". I've read some studies that looked at a tour group where half took pictures, and the other half didn't. At the end, the people who didn't take pictures could…

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24. Re: Unplugged Ceremony...Thoughts?

    

    Reply by allispain · October 2013 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

    As I mentioned in the recent thread about this, my mom was really pushing for me to do this (in fact, I think she may have spoken with her friends about it, since now that I think about it none of them took pictures at the wedding). However, I didn't want to ask our guests to go "unplugged" because to me that's like asking…

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25. Re: Guests with cameras

    

    Reply by allispain · September 2013 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

    I've been to ceremonies in churches before where the priest or pastor announced at the start that no photography was allowed during the ceremony due to the religious aspect of the ceremonies. I thought that was fine and never had a problem with it. My mom really wanted me to have an unplugged wedding - she kept suggesting…

26. Re: Bored at Work! Now Freaking out @23 days to go!

    

    Reply by knockout7075 · September 2012 · Home› Local Wedding Boards› Hawaii

    It's amazing!! I am definitely a fan of unplugging. We are so hooked up these days with constant access to work, friends, family, etc. FI and I have started a new thing this month where once a week we have a night where we completely unplug- no phone, tv, ipad, internet, computer, etc.... it has been so nice! It's…

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27. Re: Announcing an Unplugged Ceremony

    

    Reply by PrettyGirlLost · February 2016 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

    What I think is the following: Corey Ann is a shitty, lazy photographer who is also a fearmonger. Stop buying into her crap and being a rude, controlling, bridezilla! Here's a better perspective from an actual professional as to why "unplugged" is ridiculous (emphasis mine): "It is our job as photographers to get the image…

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28. Re: This hot mess

    

    Reply by weiidii · September 2015 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Snarky Brides

    southernbelle0915 said: CElizabeth419 said: So, this is obviously obnoxious - patronizing and crude, and why the fuck would people need to turn off their cell phones instead of just turning off the volume for the duration of the ceremony?? But is there an actual problem with unplugged ceremonies? I come from a theater…

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29. Re: How to nicely tell wedding guests [that] their phones aren't invited

    

    Reply by lovesclimbing · October 2014 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Snarky Brides

    My photographer had only shot two other weddings (one of which, she had just shot for fun, she wasn't the official photog). She had none of the problems that particular photographer is talking about, like white out photos. And here's a link from a photog saying no to an unplugged wedding.…

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30. Re: How to address photographer's request with guests?

    

    Reply by phira · March 2014 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Wedding Etiquette Forum

    I really don't have a problem with unplugged ceremonies (or entirely unplugged weddings) as long as there's either no reason given, or the reasons have to do with the venue or the hired photographer. Basically, as long as I'm not told something like, "We want you to be fully present!" Fuck you, thought police! While I'm…

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