Did You Film TikToks at Your Wedding?

14 Jul 2026 · 1 min

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In this short conversational clip, Speaker A shares that they chose not to film any TikToks at their wedding, putting their phone away from 9 AM until bedtime, which allowed them to stay hyper‑present and enjoy the day, though they later note a small regret about missing the chance to capture wedding TikToks. Jamie Wolfer responds by arguing that hiring a professional content creator is a strong solution for couples who want wedding footage for social media. He emphasizes that content creators are now a viable service, recommends scheduling dedicated time for filming, and suggests writing the plan into the wedding timeline to ensure the content is captured without sacrificing the experience.

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Lastly, number 5, not filming any TikToks. I had so many TikToks in my notes app that I wanted to film on the day of the wedding, but I— when I tell you, I put my phone down at 9 AM and I literally did not see that thing until the night when I went to bed. I'm not even kidding, I didn't pick up my phone once. I don't really regret this because I was so hyper-present in the day of the wedding and it was such a good day. Also, looking back, I'm like, dang, I only get married once and I will never get to film any of those wedding TikToks now. But that's a very small thing.
That's what makes a great case for a content creator. If I were to do it all over again now that content creators are a thing Oh, oh, bet I would have hired one. I make content for a living. Of course I would have hired a content creator to come alongside us and make these things and carve out the time for us to do that. So I do get where she's coming from on this one, but this is probably not going to be high up on a lot of people's lists. If it is, create time for it, put it in your timeline, bring in a professional, like make sure it's written down.