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Free Wedding Hashtag Generator

Enter your names and get 10+ unique wedding hashtags in seconds — puns, alliteration, and date-stamped variants included. Pick your vibe, copy your favorites, and check availability on Instagram.

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Free, instant, and private — names never leave your browser.

Printed Wedding Studio QR table card on a wedding reception table

The honest truth about hashtags

A hashtag collects maybe 1 in 10 guest photos. Your QR code collects them all.

Wedding hashtag

only what guests post publicly

QR code on every table

every photo, straight to your album

Most photos never leave your guests' camera rolls — a hashtag only catches the few posted publicly. A printed QR code sends every photo and video to your private album, no app and no account needed. Use your hashtag on social, and let the QR code do the real collecting.

One-time payment from $29 · No app for guests · Unlimited photos and videos

Wedding hashtag questions, answered

You pick a unique hashtag — usually a play on your names — and share it on invitations, signs, and social media. When guests post wedding photos publicly with your hashtag, you can search it later to find their posts. It's free and fun, but it only captures photos guests choose to post publicly, which is a small fraction of what they actually take.
Put it where guests will see it: save-the-dates, invitations, your welcome sign, table cards, and the bar menu. Ask your MC or DJ to mention it. Guests then add the hashtag when they post on Instagram or TikTok, and you search the hashtag afterwards to find the posts.
Search it on Instagram before committing — every hashtag in our results has a one-tap availability check. If your hashtag is already busy with someone else's wedding, add your wedding year or switch to a different name pattern until you find one that's mostly yours.
Yes — completely free, no signup, no account. Your names are processed in your browser and never stored. Generate as many rounds as you like until you find the one.
They do different jobs. A hashtag helps you find photos guests post publicly on social media — typically a small fraction, often compressed, and invisible if their account is private. A QR code on each table sends every photo and video straight to your own private album in full resolution, with no app or account for guests. Most couples use both: the hashtag for social, the QR code to actually collect everything.
That's what QR photo sharing is for. Guests scan a printed QR card with their phone camera, your shared album opens in their browser, and they upload photos and videos on the spot — including the ones that would never have made it to Instagram. Couples typically collect 450+ photos and videos this way.

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