Your wedding day will go by in a blur.
There will be the big moments, of course — walking down the aisle, your first kiss, the speeches, the first dance.
But years later, it might be the little moments you treasure just as much.
Your mum laughing with your bridesmaids.
Your friends dancing like nobody is watching.
Your dad looking emotional when he sees you for the first time.
The table covered in half-finished drinks at the end of the night.
These are the moments that often aren't planned or posed. And they're also the moments you might never get to see unless someone happens to capture them.
Here are 10 simple ways to make sure you don't miss them.
1. Don't rely only on your professional photographer
If you're having a photographer, that's fantastic. But even the best photographer can't be everywhere at once.
They might be taking photos of the couple while something hilarious is happening on the other side of the room.
Your photographer will capture the important moments. Your guests can capture everything happening around them.
And sometimes, those unexpected photos become your favourites.
2. Ask your guests to take photos
Your guests already have their phones with them, so why not make the most of them?
Encourage them to take photos throughout the day — not just during the ceremony.
The nervous smiles, the silly dancing, the conversations, the behind-the-scenes moments and all those things you probably won't see yourself.
Just make sure you have somewhere for everyone to share them afterwards.
3. Don't forget the morning
Some of the sweetest memories can happen before the ceremony even begins.
Getting ready with your bridesmaids.
The final touches to your hair and makeup.
The groom and his friends getting ready.
Parents seeing you dressed for the first time.
These moments can be easy to overlook because everyone is busy getting ready.
But years from now, you may be very glad someone took those photos.
4. Capture the little details
You spent months choosing the flowers, invitations, decorations, cake and little touches that made your wedding yours.
You may not think much about the table decorations on the day, but looking back at them years later can bring the whole day back.
Even the smallest details can become part of the memory.
5. Give your guests permission to be candid
Not every photo needs to be perfect.
In fact, some of the best wedding photos are anything but perfect.
A friend caught mid-laugh.
Someone crying during the speeches.
Grandparents chatting at the table.
Children running around.
A group of friends dancing badly together.
Don't worry too much about everyone getting the perfect shot.
Real moments are often better. 
One of our own candid wedding photos from 2006. It wasn't planned or posed — just a fun moment someone happened to capture.
6. Think beyond the couple
It's natural for the majority of your professional photos to focus on you.
But your wedding is also about the people who came to celebrate with you.
Make sure someone captures your family, friends, grandparents, children and all the people who helped make the day special.
One day, those photos may mean just as much as the photographs of the two of you.
7. Create a simple way for everyone to share their photos
This is the part that's easily forgotten.
You might have hundreds of photos spread across dozens of phones — but if nobody collects them, many of them will eventually disappear into camera rolls.
You could ask everyone to send their photos into a WhatsApp group, create a shared album or use a dedicated photo-sharing service.
The important thing is making it easy.
Because the easier it is, the more likely people are to actually share them.
8. Don't forget the videos
Photos aren't the only memories worth keeping.
Ask your guests to take short videos too.
The sound of everyone singing along to a song.
Your best friend's speech.
The dance floor later in the evening.
Your grandparents saying something funny.
Years later, hearing someone's voice or seeing how they moved can bring back memories in a completely different way.
Once the wedding is over, don't let all those memories sit on one phone.
Collect your photos and videos and make sure they're backed up somewhere safe.
You don't need to do it all immediately. But make it part of your post-wedding checklist.
Because the last thing you want is to realise years later that some of your favourite photos disappeared when an old phone stopped working.
10. Give everyone one place to share their memories
And this is where something as simple as a QR code can make things much easier.
With Flashback Memories, you can create a private online gallery for your wedding and give your guests a QR code to scan.
Guests simply scan your QR code to access your wedding gallery and share the moments they've captured.
They don't need to download an app or create an account.
They simply scan, open your gallery and can add their photos, videos and messages from the day.
Instead of asking everyone to send photos individually, you can bring all those little pieces of your wedding together in one place.
Because your wedding isn't just one story.
It's hundreds of little moments happening at the same time.
And some of the ones you don't see might eventually become your favourites.