Weddings No Phones Allowed

Wedding invitation cards have a condition for guests. DONT RECORD OUR WEDDING.

The internet is free. We have such a sense of entitlement to online blogs, court proceedings, academic opinion, videos, photos, podcasts, Tik Tok etc., that we don’t like it when bride and groom say no cellphones at their wedding.

They chose the cake or the red bridal finery common in Asia. They also have a right to tell invited guests how to behave on their special day. It’s only one day. They won’t marry twenty times. They are not Elizabeth Taylor, the actress.

Wedding guests are a select few, usually friends, family and work colleagues. Unfortunately, cellphones turn that love and trust into betrayal, where the married couple see their photos sprayed online, to make money.

Trust is gone. That’s why Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDA’s) are now the norm in high profile weddings. Dear guest, don’t take any photos. Photography has always been an integral part of weddings, even in cultures where the bride’s face is covered.

Enter cellphones. Anyone can take photos and do whatever they want to do with them. That is why couples ask guests to sign Non Disclosure Agreement, not to take photos and video and plant them online.

Nonqaba waka Msimang

Executive Blogger

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