THE WEDDING OF
Give every guest a photo mission.
Turn the camera rolls already at your wedding into a personalised photo game guests instantly understand.
Build my free game →missions ♡
The photographer gets the portraits. Your guests get the personality.
Your photographer captures the official moments: the first kiss, the first dance and the cake cut. They cannot be beside every table when your maid of honour starts crying with laughter or your oldest relative takes over the dance floor.
A photo scavenger hunt gives people a reason to notice those moments. Instead of asking guests to “take some photos,” every person gets a small, achievable mission.
Set it up once. Let the room do the rest.
No complicated rules and no app tutorial. Guests already know how to use their camera.
Print the game
Use one card per table, or place a copy beside each menu.
Mention it once
Ask the MC to explain it in ten seconds after the welcome.
Guests start hunting
They take photos naturally as the wedding unfolds.
Collect every angle
Use a WedClic QR code so every shot lands in one private gallery.
Five kinds of photos make the story feel complete.
The generator balances every hunt automatically. Add a note if you want more dance-floor chaos, more ceremony details or a venue-specific moment.
Couple moments
The moments around the couple that feel natural, not posed.
“A quiet laugh between the newlyweds”
Guest energy
Photos that make different groups mix, laugh and join in.
“Everyone at your table in one frame”
Tiny details
Flowers, menus, shoes, place cards and everything chosen with care.
“The detail you would take home”
Candid chaos
The unplanned, slightly imperfect photos that make the gallery feel alive.
“The most committed dance move”
The ceremony
A guest-eye view of the aisle, reactions, confetti and first moments.
“The vows from where you stood”
Specific enough to spark an idea. Easy enough to complete.
The best missions use a clear subject or action. They should work for nearly anyone in the room.
“Take a beautiful photo.”
Guests do not know what to look for.“Photograph the best dance move.”
Clear, achievable and likely to be funny.“Find” + “someone you just met” + “and take a dramatic selfie.”
Everything you might ask before putting this on the tables.
Common questions
“The scavenger hunt is the underrated trick I wish my sister had at her wedding. Guests take photos they would never think of on their own—and you get angles the photographer cannot cover.”
Zane
Founder, WedClic
Free, printable and designed to be genuinely useful without asking for an account. — Zane