Wedding Hashtag Generator
Type your names and get 40+ ready-to-copy wedding hashtags — name mashups, puns, classics and date-based ideas, including surname sets like #TheSmiths and #SmithWedding2027.
Tap a hashtag to copy it. The “IG” link opens Instagram in a new tab so you can check whether the tag is already in use. A yellow chip means the tag is over 20 characters — legal on Instagram (30 max) but hard to read on a phone.
What this tool does
- Free, no signup, one-click copy — everything runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
- 40+ ideas in one run — from two first names, a shared surname and the wedding year.
- Grouped into four sets — name mashups, puns & wordplay, classics, and date-based options.
- Copy all / Download — grab one tag, or export the whole list as a text file for your planner or printer.
- “IG” check link — every tag links straight to Instagram's tag page so you can see with one click whether it is already in use.
- 500 surname pages — ready-made ideas for the most common surnames.
How to use the generator
- Enter both first names (plus a shared surname and wedding year if you have them).
- Pick the styles you like — all five are on by default.
- Tap any hashtag to copy it, or use Copy all / Download to save the whole list. Use the “IG” link to check whether a tag is already in use.
Hashtags by surname
Popular surnames, each with a dedicated page and 30+ ready-made ideas:
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a wedding hashtag?
Enter both first names, your shared surname and the wedding year above. The tool instantly returns 40+ ideas grouped into name mashups, puns, classics and date-based options — tap any hashtag to copy it.
How do I know whether a hashtag is already taken?
Tap the “IG” link next to any hashtag. It opens Instagram's tag page in a new tab so you can judge occupancy yourself. If the tag is busy, add a city, venue, initial or the year.
Is this wedding hashtag generator free?
Yes. Everything runs locally in your browser. There is no signup, no usage limit, and no data is uploaded.
Can I use a hashtag with my surname only?
Yes. Enter the surname and leave the first names blank to get surname-first ideas such as #TheSmiths or #SmithWedding2027.
How many hashtags should I use?
One dedicated wedding hashtag on every post is enough; adding 3-5 general tags (city, venue, season) helps discovery without diluting your own tag.
What if the hashtag is already taken?
Use the “IG” check link, then add a distinguishing element: a venue name, a city, an inside joke, or the wedding year. The Creative and Funny sets give you variations to compare.