What should you put on a wedding website for the hashtag?

A wedding hashtag helps you collect photos from guests on social media. Choose one that is easy to spell, short, and personal, like your names and the year. Put it in a visible place, such as the top of your homepage, and repeat it on the RSVP confirmation page and any page about photos. Add a line explaining how to use it, for example, "Post your photos with #YourHashtag so we can see them all." You can also add a note about privacy, like asking guests not to post photos of children or certain moments. If you have a private account or do not want public posts, say that clearly. Some couples prefer a shared album instead, and that is fine. On the hashtag page, you can include a few examples of what to post, like getting ready shots, the ceremony, or the first dance. Keep the tone playful and encouraging. Avoid making it a long list of rules. The goal is to make sharing easy and fun, not to control every photo. Check the hashtag is not already used by someone else, and consider a backup if it is common.