How do I create a unique hashtag for my wedding?

Q. How do I create a unique hashtag for my wedding?

How to Make Your Own Wedding Hashtag

Step 1: Start with your names. This may be a bit obvious, but start with the basics.
Step 2: Get punny.
Step 3: Use numbers.
Step 4: Avoid easy misspellings.
Step 5: Capitalize the first letter of each word.
Step 6: Check that it hasn’t been used before.

Q. How long is too long for a wedding hashtag?

And since this can be a pretty subjective unit of measurement, a concrete guideline to follow is keeping your hashtag no more than three or four words, and no more than 20 characters.

Table of Contents

Q. How do I create a unique hashtag for my wedding?
Q. How long is too long for a wedding hashtag?
Q. When did wedding hashtags become a thing?
Q. How do you make a catchy hashtag?
Q. Why are wedding hashtags a thing?
Q. Should you use capitals in hashtags?
Q. How many hashtags do you need for a wedding?
Q. What are some wedding hashtags?
Q. What are the trending hashtags?

Q. When did wedding hashtags become a thing?

According to wedding-planning site TheKnot.com’s site director Anja Winikka, wedding hashtags got their start in 2012.

Q. How do you make a catchy hashtag?

7 Techniques to Create a Hashtag that Boosts your Brand

Make it Brief but Unique.
Evoke an Emotion.
Pick Something Topical.
Have a Hashtag for Events.
Incorporate Humor or Cleverness.
Keep it Consistent with Your Brand.
Proofread it and Look for Hidden Meanings.

Q. Why are wedding hashtags a thing?

We get why they’re so popular: In the social media age, the wedding hashtag is like the Kodak cameras couples once left on tables for receptions; they’re one more way for couples to see their guests enjoying all the festivities once the big day has come and gone.

Q. Should you use capitals in hashtags?

“Do hashtags have capital letters?” No. #ImAProHashtagger is much easier to read than #imaprohashtagger, so use capital letters to break up the words in your hashtag. Having said that, if your hashtag is just one word or relatively short, then all lower-case is more acceptable.