TIME&SPACE Blog
19 articles in this category.
Being present at your wedding is harder than it sounds when a room full of phones is filming it. Here is what presence takes, the science behind it, and how to protect it.
How to ask wedding guests to put their phones away without sounding strict. The touchpoints, the wording, and the one reassurance that makes everyone say yes.
How to get your photos from a wedding you attended, without scrolling a shared album or bothering the couple. The easy way is one selfie for the photos you are in.
How do wedding guests get their photos without a group album or a Dropbox chase? Each guest takes one selfie and receives every photo they are in.
Phones at weddings are a real decision, not a rule you have to follow. Here is the honest case for and against, and what most couples actually land on.
An honest list of unplugged wedding pros and cons, without the sales pitch. What you gain, what you give up, and the one downside you can design away.
Unplugged wedding sign wording, done kindly. Twelve ready-to-use examples for your ceremony sign, plus the one line most couples forget: the photos.
An unplugged wedding keeps your guests present instead of behind a screen. Here is how to do it kindly, and how every guest still gets their own photos after.
Wedding photo delivery is the part most couples forget to plan. Here is how to get the right photos to every guest without becoming their search service.
Weddings without phones keep your guests present instead of behind a screen. Here is why couples choose them, what guests really think, and how nobody loses the photos.
Peer-reviewed psychology shows that photographing the moment makes you forget it. The photo-taking impairment effect explained, and what TIME&SPACE built to fix it.
A sponsor logo on every guest download turns event photos into earned media. Here is how sponsors actually use watermarked event photos, and why organisers should care.
Guests can't find event photos for predictable reasons: late links, huge unsorted galleries, and search that ignores faces. Here is the fix.
When guests actually receive their event photos, they do far more than look once. Here is what really happens after the download, and why it matters to organisers.
How TIME&SPACE used face recognition to match 47,000 photos to 12,000 festival guests in under 24 hours, with a 61% scan rate and zero manual sorting.
Behind every festival are thousands of undelivered photos. Here is how the best photo teams now deliver every image to every guest before sunrise.
Most event photos never reach the people in them. Here is why the last mile of event photography is broken and what you can do about it.
Real-time event photo delivery changes how guests experience events. Learn how photos go from camera to phone in under a minute.
A behind-the-scenes look at the 30-second journey from scanning an event photo QR code to finding your own photos through face recognition.