Your family
photo list.
the people you love, all together.
A little planning now means more time with your people on the day. Add everyone’s first names, skip the groupings you don’t need, and make room for the ones that feel like you.
A few tips before you start Read our family-photo advice
framed, or posted once & forgotten?
Ask: “is this going to be framed, or posted to Facebook once and never looked at again?” If it won’t be framed, consider grabbing it at the reception on a cell phone — so friends & family can post it right away and you don’t spend precious cocktail-hour time gathering the group.
permanent fixture, or new-ish plus-one?
If there’s any doubt about someone’s long-term status in the family, do the photo with and without them. List it back-to-back — everyone feels included, and you’ve got a version without them just in case.
use everyone’s first names
The single most important step. Write “Kayla & Rhonda,” not “bride & mom.” It takes the guessing out of “which mom?” and “am I in this one?” and makes everything so, so much faster. Trust us here.