Type your names and the year, and this free wedding hashtag generator gives you hashtag ideas you can actually use. Works for birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, showers and company events too.
Hashtags only find photos that guests post publicly, on one app, compressed. Most event photos never get posted: they stay in camera rolls and group chats. A QR code lets every guest send you the originals privately, in one place.
| Hashtag | QR code gallery | |
|---|---|---|
| Photos you get | Only what’s posted publicly | Everything guests choose to share |
| Quality | Compressed by the app | Full-quality originals |
| Videos and messages | Scattered across apps | In one gallery, with a guestbook |
| Privacy | Public to anyone searching | Private link, optional password |
| Guests need | A public account on the right app | Just their phone camera |
Start with your names or your shared last name, then add the year, a pun or a phrase like “tie the knot”. Keep it short, easy to spell, and check it isn’t already in use on Instagram and TikTok.
Yes. Hashtags aren’t case-sensitive, but capitalising each word (#SarahAndJames2026) makes them much easier to read, including for screen readers.
It’s optional. A hashtag is fun for public posts, while a QR code collects every guest’s photos privately and in full quality. Many hosts print both on the same card.
Yes. Pick Birthday, Anniversary, Graduation, Baby shower or Corporate and the ideas change to suit the event.