No offense to anyone who has these signs, but I just can’t find any way to incorporate “unplugged” without feeling tacky. If I don’t say it’s unplugged, are people really going to get out in the aisles like those horror stories circulating around Facebook? I just feel like surely my guests know better than getting out in the aisles. I really don’t even care if people take photos during the ceremony. I just don’t want anyone blocking my view of hubby!
Please share your experience with incorporating or not incorporating an “unplugged ceremony” sign 😊
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