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Wedding hashtag generator: find yours

Our wedding hashtag generator gives you dozens of ideas. Enter your names, your married surname and the year, and get dozens of wedding hashtag ideas. Star your favourites, check each one on Instagram so it's not already taken, and print a sign so guests share their photos.

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Find your wedding hashtag

Fill in a few details and pick your favourites. Check a hashtag on Instagram before you choose it, so your photos don't get mixed up with someone else's.

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    Quick guide

    How to use the wedding hashtag generator

    1. Add both first names and the wedding year.
    2. Add your married surname and the town or venue for more ideas.
    3. Star your favourites and check each one on Instagram.
    4. Press Use on your choice and print the sign.
    Wedding hashtag generator with ideas from the couple's names and a printable sign

    What it does

    • Dozens of ideas from your names
    • Surname word-play
    • Check any hashtag on Instagram
    • Star your favourites
    • Printable sign for the tables or photo booth
    • Saves your favourites

    Use it with

    • Social Media Moments Shot List – a tick-off list of 23 party photo and video moments in five groups, to hand to a friend so the best bits get captured
    • Photo Booth Pose Wheel – set up a spinning pose wheel for a tablet at your photo booth, choose pose lists and colours, then open it full screen from a link or QR code
    • Signs Pack Maker – pick a ready-made pack of event signs for a wedding, party or Christmas do, edit the wording and download them in one matching design
    • Free Wedding Website – a free one-page wedding website for your guests. Times, venues with maps, dress code, places to stay, your gift list and how to reply, shared as one link or a QR code

    Planning tips

    Getting the most from your wedding hashtag

    Check it before you print it

    Search your favourite on Instagram before you choose it. If another couple already uses it, add your year or a place name, like #SarahAndTom2027 or #SarahAndTomInNorfolk. That keeps your photos together and nobody else's in them.

    Make it easy to remember

    Short hashtags that read clearly get used the most. Avoid tricky spellings, and use capitals at the start of each word so guests can read it at a glance. Capitals don't change the search, so #SarahAndTom and #sarahandtom find the same photos.

    Tell guests early and often

    Put your hashtag on your wedding website, your invitations and a sign at the reception. A sign by the bar, the photo booth or the dance floor works well, because that's where guests take photos.

    Collect the photos afterwards

    A few days after the wedding, search your hashtag on Instagram and save your favourites. Remember that only public posts show up, so some guests may prefer to send their photos to you directly.

    Questions

    Wedding Hashtag Generator: common questions

    How do I choose a wedding hashtag?

    Keep it short, easy to spell and unique to you. Check it on Instagram first, so your photos don't get mixed up with another couple's.

    Where should we put our wedding hashtag?

    On your wedding website, the invitations and a sign at the reception, by the bar or the photo booth, where guests will see it.

    Do capital letters matter in a hashtag?

    No. Capitals just make a hashtag easier to read, so #SarahAndTom is clearer than #sarahandtom, but both find the same photos.

    Is anything saved?

    Your favourites save in this browser only. Nothing is sent to Mobile Disco Network.

    Tim’s tip

    Pick a hashtag that's short and easy to spell, and put it on a sign by the bar or the photo booth. Guests won't use a hashtag they can't remember.
    Tim Daymond, known as Tinsel Tim

    Made by Tim Daymond (Tinsel Tim). Tim has been a DJ since 1976 and has run Mobile Disco Network since 2013. He plays weddings and parties across Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire. He is a Norfolk County Council Trading Standards Trusted Trader (ID 0000457), a member of the NADJ and the winner of 23 independent awards.

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    Your privacy: this tool runs in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to Mobile Disco Network or stored on a server. Your work is saved in this browser only, so it is there when you come back; clearing your browser data removes it.

    Free to use, no sign-up. Last reviewed 11 October 2026.

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