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Let guests be present for the whole day

A phone-free wedding uses lockable phone pouches so guests keep their own phone, sealed, through the ceremony. Before The Internet rents wedding phone pouches directly to couples and to venues, which keeps the aisle clear for the photographer and the first look off social media before your gallery arrives.

A bride and groom walking back down the aisle past seated guests

What goes wrong without it

The first look is ruined

Guests with phones raised block sightlines, put bright screens in every frame, and get the moment before the photographer does.

Guests miss the day

People are so busy documenting it that they never experience it, and the couple ends up with photos of guests looking at phones.

Guest photos go public first

Blurry, unflattering shots circulate through family networks before the official gallery is delivered.

How it works here

Couples spend a year planning a wedding and then look back at ceremony photos filled with raised phones. Before The Internet provides phone pouches for unplugged weddings that keep guests focused on the ceremony and leave the photography to the photographer.

Guests lock their own phone at the door and keep it on them, so nothing is collected and nothing is stored. Unlocker stations near the bar or the coat check let anyone get their phone back in seconds when the ceremony is done, or during the reception if you want the policy to end there.

Built for

Couples who want a phone-free ceremony and an open reception

Venues offering an unplugged wedding package in-house

Wedding planners handling a no-phones policy without an awkward announcement

Ceremonies with high-profile guests who need privacy

What changes when the room is phone-free

Clear sightlines

Ceremony photos free of raised screens.

Present guests

Family and friends in the moment rather than behind a lens.

Content control

You decide when your wedding images go online.

No interruptions

No ringer during the vows.

Preserved memories

You look out at faces, not phone cases.

Other ways to use the pouches

Chris Stussy performing for a phone-free crowd at Index, Dublin
A microphone on a stand in front of a brick wall in a comedy club
A film crew working on a soundstage with lighting rigs and cameras
A crowd dancing at an outdoor phone-free event
An empty theatre with red curtains and rows of red seats
An empty classroom of desks and chairs, ready for a phone-free school day
A phone-free VIP room at the Chateau Marmont, shot for Miley Cyrus and Wonderland Magazine
A speaker presenting on stage to a packed conference audience
A canoe on calm water in front of tall trees at a summer camp

Frequently asked questions

Can couples rent wedding phone pouches directly?

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Can a venue buy pouches and offer unplugged weddings as a service?

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How are emergency calls handled during the reception?

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