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Wedding photo scavenger hunt

Get a 5x7 card of photo prompts in the order of the day and print one for every table. What you type stays on this page.

Prompts per card
Parts of the day

Yours go first on the card.

Your 5x7 card

Photo scavenger hunt

Take a photo of each one and check it off.

  • The guest who traveled the farthest
  • The flowers at the end of a row
  • Two old friends raising a glass
  • Three generations in one photo
  • A glass raised during a toast
  • Your whole table in one photo
  • Shoes kicked off under a table
  • A dancer caught mid-spin
  • The last people on the dance floor
  • The last slow dance

Scan the sign on your table to add your photos

Swap any prompt with the arrows beside it. Each card prints on its own 5 by 7 inch page.

Want every photo in one gallery?

A scavenger hunt fills your guests' phones, and getting those photos back is the hard part. Unposed makes a sign for your tables whose code opens a camera on each guest's phone, with nothing to install. Every guest gets a roll of 36 shots by default, and every shot lands in one gallery that opens when you choose. Free for up to 10 guests.

See how it works

Watercolor of a small notepad with a checklist and a pencil on a linen napkin, beside a sprig of lavender.

How to run a scavenger hunt guests finish

  1. Keep the list short

    Eight to twelve prompts is enough for a table to finish in one evening. A long list gets a few photos at the start and then sits under a glass.

  2. Follow the day

    Sort the prompts by when they can happen, from the ceremony to the last dance. Guests know what to look for next, and nobody holds a prompt for a moment that has passed.

  3. Announce it once

    Ask your DJ, band or best man to mention the cards once, early in dinner. Put a card and a pen on every table, and guests take it from there.

  4. Say where the photos go

    Choose one place for every photo before you print, like a shared album or a guest camera app, and put it at the bottom of the card. Without one, the photos stay in camera rolls.

For more on collecting the photos, read How to get wedding photos from guests. To make a table sign for an album link, use the free wedding QR code generator.