94: One Click (No App) To Collect Your Wedding Guest's Photos And Videos with Never Miss Moments

What are your wedding memories worth to you?

One of the most frequently asked questions that I hear is, how can I easily and securely collect and save the photos that my guests take in the leadup and on my wedding day?

Some people use Facebook groups, but then others won’t go near Facebook, others will use Dropbox, but then realise too late that they’ve run out of storage. And please rest assured that hashtags are dead as well.

So when I heard that serial overachiever, Travis Cornish, had solved this predicament for you, I knew I had to get him to explain it to you himself.

In this episode, Travis will teach you:

• The simplest way to get your wedding guests to share their photos and videos with you, 
• plus how to get as many of your guests to participate and be motivated to actually DO IT (because, just in case you didn’t know, getting wedding guests to share photos and videos in the past, has been like pulling teeth). 

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