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   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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   Discussion by spockforprez · September 2015 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Snarky Brides

   Presented without comment except to say this is in response to someone asking, "How did you handle your unplugged ceremony?" I put it on the invites, website, and programs, and then we did a fairly harsh announcement before starting the ceremony: "Hello everyone. For those of you who don’t know me, I am E, A’s brother, and…

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

   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 background, and I'm very big on telling people…

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

   Oh Christ, her mother is Corey Anne! http://coreyann.com/blog/corey-talks/corey-talks-why-you-should-have-an-unplugged-wedding

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   Reply by julieanne912 · September 2015 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Snarky Brides

   The picture in my signature was taken by a friend with his phone as we were departing our ceremony. It was likely not a picture either of my 2 photographers could have gotten unless they jumped into the crowd at the exact perfect moment. If I had had an unplugged wedding I would have not had so many great photos less than…

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   Reply by ryanandjoe4 · September 2015 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Snarky Brides

   It is only the ceremony, and the major difference is your photographer can be anywhere and use the lighting that they need if any.. I wouldn't have done it if it had not been a church wedding with so many restrictions on the photographer.. Also, the church has asked us to make sure the people who do not regularly attend…

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

   My very favorite photo of my wedding ceremony was taken by a guest. "Unplugged" is silly & rude and the concerns about cell phone photography are not valid ones. Cutesy signs don't make the directives or orders any less obnoxious.

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   Reply by julieanne912 · September 2015 · Home› Wedding Discussion Boards› Snarky Brides

   Based on your "rule" though, most people would think it's not OK to take a picture in the church period. Sorry, but you're not going to get a lot of support here for an unplugged wedding "rule".

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

   Ryan, Fabulous wedding photographers don't need to an unplugged wedding to do a great job. They are professional who know how to work in the environment. I have never had a shot ruined shooting events surrounded by other photogs with high powered strobes, let alone dinky little phone flashes. True professionals dont make…

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

    See this picture? Sorry it's blurry and there's a glare. My mother in law took this picture of my mom while I was walking down the aisle and the photographer was focused on me. She looks so happy. She's glowing - you would think this was her wedding. This is probably my favorite picture ever. My mother in law gave me this…