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Wedding hashtag generator: ideas from your names

A good wedding hashtag is short, unique and written without spaces or accents, with a capital on each word. Enter two first names, a surname and the year for up to fourteen ideas, and copy the one you like. No sign-up.

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Wedding hashtag

For the “Mr and Mrs” and “Wedding” ideas.

Your hashtags

Enter the two names and the ideas will appear here.

Before you print it

Search it on Instagram or TikTok: if it already has hundreds of posts, your guests’ photos will get lost among the others. A hashtag nobody uses yet is the best one.

Where to put it?

On your wedding page, on the invitation, on a sign at the entrance: your guests will see it before they get their phones out.

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Key takeaways

14 formsof hashtag at most, drawn from your names, your surname and the year.

  • The generator builds up to fourteen wedding hashtags from two names, an optional surname and the year.
  • Each hashtag is written the way it should be: no spaces, no accents, no hyphens, with a capital letter on each word to stay readable.
  • The tool can’t tell whether a hashtag is already in use: search it on Instagram or TikTok before you print it.

How a hashtag is written

  1. 01Names lose their accents, spaces and hyphens: “Anne-Sophie” becomes “AnneSophie”.
  2. 02A capital letter on each word keeps the hashtag readable.
  3. 03The forms depend on the page’s language: “And”, “Et” or “Y” between the names, “Wedding” or “Boda”.
  4. 04A form that needs a surname or a year only appears if you’ve filled it in.
  5. 05It all happens in your browser: nothing is sent, nothing is kept.

Frequently asked questions

The questions people really ask

How do you pick a good wedding hashtag?
Short, readable and unique: two names, a capital letter on each word (#CamilleAndThomas), no accents or spaces. Avoid puns that read wrongly once the capitals are gone.
Why no accents or hyphens?
A hashtag can only contain letters and numbers: an accent or a hyphen breaks the link. The tool removes them for you, so “Anne-Sophie” becomes “AnneSophie”.
How can you tell if a hashtag is already taken?
The tool can’t know. Search it on Instagram or TikTok: if it already has hundreds of posts, choose another.
Where should you show the hashtag?
On the invitation, on your wedding page, on a sign at the entrance and on table cards. People use it more readily when they see it before they take out their phone.

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