Wedding Guest Photo Rater
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What this tool does
Wedding guest photos should look elegant and respectful—stylish, but not stealing the spotlight. This tool checks formality level, grooming, and photo polish for a “classy guest” impression.
Outfit fits the dress code (cocktail, formal, etc.).
Colors are appropriate (avoid looking like the bride/groom).
Fabric and fit look premium (not wrinkled or thin).
Grooming is polished (hair, makeup, nails, beard lines).
Accessories elevate, not overwhelm.
Posture is tall and relaxed (no slouching).
Lighting and background look “event” not “random street.”
Nothing reads too casual (sneakers, messy bag, gym hoodie).
How to use (get better results)
Follow these steps to increase feedback accuracy.
Upload your wedding guest photo (or outfit photo).
If deciding outfits, upload both and compare notes.
Check one “risk point”: too casual vs. too loud.
Fix the easiest upgrade: steam outfit + clean shoes.
Use soft indoor event light or outdoor shade for retakes.
Pose with one shoulder slightly forward for elegance.
Pick the frame that looks respectful and relaxed.
Scoring rubric (how we judge a good photo)
Each dimension maps to actionable improvements.
Appropriateness
Matches dress code and doesn’t steal spotlight.
Elegance
Silhouette and styling look refined.
Grooming
Hair/makeup details are polished.
Fit & fabric
Looks tailored and premium; no wrinkles.
Pose & posture
Graceful stance; relaxed shoulders.
Photo polish
Lighting/background feel event-appropriate.
Do / Don't
Quick pitfalls checklist for faster improvements.
- Steam the outfit and check fit in photos.
- Choose classy accessories (one statement max).
- Keep posture tall and shoulders relaxed.
- Use soft light; avoid harsh flash.
- Pick colors that complement the setting.
- Smile gently; keep expression warm.
- Avoid holding clutter (bags, coats) in the hero photo.
- Don’t wear white/ivory unless explicitly requested.
- Don’t go too casual (sneakers, hoodies) for formal weddings.
- Don’t over-accessorize or use loud patterns.
- Don’t show heavy wrinkles or cheap-looking fabric shine.
- Don’t pose aggressively like a club photo.
- Don’t use harsh flash that makes skin shiny.
- Don’t block the silhouette with crossed arms and clutter.
Who it's for
Guests choosing photos to post after a wedding.
People deciding between two outfits for the event.
Anyone worried about looking overdressed/underdressed.
Plus-ones wanting a safe, flattering photo.
People improving posture and posing for formal events.
Anyone building a “go-to wedding guest” style template.
Who it's not for
- If you’re the bride/groom (different priorities).
- If you want street-style editorial looks.
- If the photo is a dark club/party shot.
- If you want deep fashion shopping recommendations.
- If you’re optimizing for ID compliance.
- If you want the tool to edit your photo directly.
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