Challenge 1
Weddings
A Wedding Photo Challenge Guests Actually Play
Give guests playful photo challenges and capture the day through the people who were there, without turning it into a photo-upload chore.
Capture the candid half of the day
A photo challenge complements the professional photography rather than competing with it. The challenges get guests noticing side conversations, table details and the moments happening while the photographer is elsewhere.
Because every guest gets different challenges, you end up with the day from dozens of angles instead of forty versions of the same speech.
How it works at an event
Set the hunt up before guests arrive and put the join code or QR link somewhere they will see it. Guests join from their phones in seconds, with no app to download and no sign-up form to stand around filling in.
Everyone gets their own photo challenges, so the event gets captured from as many angles as there are guests. The album opens at the time you set, and everybody sees it together.
Keep it simple for guests
Put the join code or QR link somewhere guests naturally see it, mention the reveal time, and let the challenges do the rest. There is nothing to download and no guest sign-up form.
For the reception or the after-party, a looser party photo challenge works well too.
Wedding photo challenge examples
These are inspiration for planning your experience. They do not add or change cards in the Snaphunts product.
Frequently asked questions
- Is this a wedding photo gallery?
- The shared album is part of it, but Snaphunts is a hunt first. Guests take photos in response to challenges rather than uploading pictures they already had.
- Is a wedding photo scavenger hunt the same thing?
- Broadly yes, it is the same idea under an older name. The difference here is that every guest gets their own photo challenges rather than one shared list.
- Can the couple see photos before the reveal?
- No. The album stays sealed for everyone, hosts included, until the reveal time.
