Photo challenge for your wedding: create and print your cards
Every card holds a photo task for your guests, with the QR code to your wedding album on the back. Guests scan, snap and upload. You customize the texts, download the PDF and print double sided on A4.
✓ 8 cards per A4 page ✓ Challenges fully editable ✓ Your own QR code
Your challenge cards in 3 steps
Customize the texts
Enter your names, date and challenges or simply keep our templates. Your event link becomes the QR code.
Download the PDF
One click creates the finished PDF: always one page with 8 challenges, then one page with 8 QR back sides.
Print and hand out
Print double sided on A4, cut along the lines and spread the cards across the tables. Your photo game is ready.
Your cards, your texts
Everything happens on this page, nothing gets uploaded: the cards are created right in your browser.
1. Your details
2. Texts on the cards
3. Design
4. Your challenges
One challenge per line. Edit, delete, add your own.
The PDF alternates between a page with 8 challenges and a page with 8 QR back sides. Print double sided, cut along the lines, done. The back sides are identical on every card, so flipping always lines up.
Preview
This is roughly how your cards will look. The PDF is authoritative.
160 photo challenge ideas for your wedding
Whether you call it a photo challenge, photo game or photo tasks: this list is already built into the generator. Keep it as it is or pick your favorites.
- Take a selfie with the person next to you.
- Snap someone secretly sneaking a treat.
- Take a photo of something that perfectly matches the newlyweds.
- Photograph someone dancing who never dances.
- Capture the most beautiful smile of the night.
- Photograph the couple without them noticing.
- Take a group photo with your whole table.
- Photograph the prettiest detail of the decorations.
- Capture two people hugging warmly.
- Photograph someone with tears of laughter.
- Take a photo of the wedding rings.
- Photograph the tastiest food of the evening.
- Take a selfie with someone you met today for the first time.
- Photograph the youngest and the oldest guest together.
- Take a photo of the first dance.
- Capture someone raising a toast.
- Take a photo of the boldest shoes of the night.
- Capture a touching moment between the couple and their parents.
- Take the funniest photo of the night.
- Photograph someone laughing out loud.
- Take a photo of the bridal bouquet.
- Photograph the best man or maid of honor in action.
- Take a selfie with the newlyweds.
- Capture a goosebumps moment.
- Take a photo of the cake being cut.
- Photograph the most stylish outfit of the celebration.
- Take a photo of someone wiping away a happy tear.
- Capture the best dance move of the night.
- Take a photo with three generations in one picture.
- Photograph someone completely lost in conversation.
- Take a photo of the sunset or the evening sky.
- Photograph the couple laughing.
- Take a photo of the place card with your name.
- Photograph the fullest plate you can find.
- Take a photo of kids having fun.
- Photograph the most beautiful flowers.
- Take a photo of someone applauding.
- Photograph a detail nobody else notices.
- Take a photo with the guest who traveled the farthest.
- Photograph someone enjoying dessert.
- Take a photo of the party from an unusual angle.
- Photograph two people who met for the first time today.
- Take a photo of someone dancing barefoot.
- Capture the dance floor at its fullest.
- Take a photo from your seat without getting up.
- Photograph someone giving a speech.
- Capture the most beautiful hug of the night.
- Photograph something blue, something borrowed or something old.
- Take a photo of someone having as much fun as you.
- Photograph the newlyweds hand in hand.
- Take a photo of the person with the most contagious laugh.
- Capture a quiet, peaceful moment of the celebration.
- Take a photo of something that reminds you of your own family.
- Capture the moment someone gets surprised.
- Photograph the moment the newlyweds look happiest.
- Capture a secret kiss.
- Take a funny-faces photo with other guests.
- Take a photo with someone wearing the same color as you.
- Photograph the life of the party.
- Photograph someone singing along at the top of their lungs.
- Take a photo with as many hands in the frame as possible.
- Take a photo with someone who shares your zodiac sign.
- Give someone a piggyback ride and take a selfie while you are at it.
- Photograph the ceremony spot before it all begins.
- Capture the couple walking down the aisle.
- Photograph the moment they say “I do”.
- Capture the first kiss as a married couple.
- Capture the moment the rings are exchanged.
- Capture confetti, rice or bubbles as the couple walks out.
- Photograph the first congratulations after the ceremony.
- Photograph someone reaching for a tissue during the ceremony.
- Capture the newlyweds' very first toast.
- Photograph the welcome sign or the entrance decorations.
- Take a selfie in front of the venue.
- Photograph the venue from its most beautiful angle.
- Take a photo with someone you have known for more than ten years.
- Take a selfie with the guest wearing the boldest tie or bow tie.
- Photograph the prettiest hat or hair accessory of the celebration.
- Take a photo with someone whose first name starts with the same letter as yours.
- Take a selfie with someone from a different generation.
- Photograph two guests in matching outfits.
- Photograph someone telling a story about the couple.
- Take a selfie with the couple's parents.
- Capture the proudest look on a parent's or grandparent's face.
- Photograph the guest with the longest beard.
- Photograph the tallest and the shortest guest in one picture.
- Take a group selfie with as many guests as possible.
- Take a selfie with the person who made you laugh today.
- Photograph the wedding cake before it is cut.
- Take a photo of the buffet before it opens.
- Photograph someone visibly enjoying the food.
- Photograph the most creative drink of the night.
- Take a photo of the bar.
- Photograph the midnight snack.
- Capture the moment the dance floor opens.
- Photograph the moment everyone dances in a circle.
- Photograph someone playing air guitar.
- Photograph shoes taken off for dancing.
- Capture a jump on the dance floor.
- Photograph the couple in the middle of the dancing crowd.
- Capture a dress twirling on the dance floor.
- Photograph the oldest dancing couple of the night.
- Photograph the first person to take off their jacket or tie.
- Take a selfie with the DJ or the band.
- Capture a moment between old friends.
- Photograph a heartfelt hug between siblings.
- Capture the couple exchanging a glance across the room.
- Capture a moment when the couple is briefly alone together.
- Capture a romantic look between two guests.
- Capture a moment when everyone laughs at once.
- Photograph someone looking tired but happy.
- Photograph your favorite moment of the day.
- Photograph the table decorations before the guests sit down.
- Take a photo of the menu card.
- Photograph the wedding favor at your seat.
- Take a close-up of a single flower.
- Photograph a detail in the wedding colors.
- Photograph the guest book or someone writing in it.
- Photograph a heart-shaped detail.
- Take a creative shadow photo.
- Take a photo from a worm's-eye view.
- Capture the party from above, for example from a staircase.
- Take a mirror selfie with at least one other guest.
- Photograph a reflection in a glass, mirror or window.
- Photograph two hands holding each other.
- Take a photo showing nothing but feet.
- Photograph something in motion, blurred on purpose.
- Take a photo without looking at the screen.
- Photograph a silhouette against the light.
- Photograph the couple tiny in a big scene.
- Photograph someone taking a photo.
- Swap glasses, bow tie or an accessory with another guest for a photo.
- Form the couple's initials with other guests and take a photo of it.
- Capture a high five.
- Photograph someone blowing kisses.
- Take a selfie with your best dance face.
- Capture someone cheering with their arms up.
- Take a deliberately chaotic group photo.
- Stage a jump photo with at least three guests.
- Take a selfie with the couple in the background without them noticing.
- Photograph the couple from behind, arm in arm.
- Photograph the couple whispering to each other.
- Photograph the couple's shoes.
- Capture the moment the newlyweds enter the room.
- Capture the bouquet toss.
- Photograph the person who caught the bouquet.
- Photograph the funniest moment of a wedding game.
- Capture sparklers or lights in the dark.
- Photograph the dance floor after midnight.
- Photograph a still life of glasses and confetti.
- Photograph the weather of the day, rain or shine.
- Photograph the hard-working helpers behind the scenes.
- Photograph a child imitating the grown-ups.
- Take a photo of a kid on the dance floor.
- Photograph a little guest who fell asleep.
- Photograph something that only exists today.
- Take a photo that perfectly captures the style of the wedding.
- Photograph something the couple will laugh about in ten years.
- Take the most beautiful photo of the wedding.
- Finally, take a photo of yourself and show how hard you celebrated.
How to make the photo challenge a success
Spread them across the tables
Place one or two cards per guest or mix them in a bowl per table. Every guest draws a different task and the photo challenge runs all night on its own.
Live on the big screen
Combine the challenge with the live photo slideshow: the results appear automatically on a projector or TV and motivate everyone to join in.
You stay in control
With the approval mode in EventPics you review uploads before they appear in the gallery. All photos stay in full quality and can be downloaded as a ZIP afterwards.
Frequently asked questions about the photo challenge
How much does the photo challenge template cost?
Nothing. You create the cards for free right in your browser and download them as a PDF. Your EventPics event also starts free with 2 GB of storage.
Do guests need an app for the photo challenge?
No. Guests scan the QR code on the card and upload their photos without signing up, in the browser or the app. Every photo lands in your shared wedding album.
How do I print the cards correctly?
The PDF is built for double sided printing: pages alternate between 8 challenges and 8 QR back sides. Simply print double sided on A4 and cut along the lines. The back sides are identical on every card, so flipping always lines up.
Can I edit the challenge texts?
Yes. Every challenge can be edited, deleted or extended right on the page. You can also download the list as a CSV, edit it comfortably and import it again.
How do the guests' photos reach us?
Through the QR code on the back of the card. Every scan leads into your EventPics album. All photos and videos collect there in full quality and can be downloaded as a ZIP afterwards.
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