Of course you’re going to bring your cell phone to an upcoming wedding?after all, you’ll need directions to the venue, you’ll want to snap a selfie with the couple, and you may need to call an Uber after the reception?but there are certain rules that you need to keep in mind for polite cell phone usage throughout the evening. Here are six cell phone etiquette rules for weddings that you should remember before you arrive.
1. Don’t Text or Use Any Apps During the Ceremony

It goes without saying that you should put away your cell phone during the wedding ceremony. Not only is it a huge distraction, but it’s also going to make you miss out on a very important event in a friend or family member’s life.
If you are bringing a young child with you to the ceremony, it’s also important that you restrict cell phone usage for them as well. Even though a YouTube video may keep them quiet throughout, you never know when headphones may fail or your little one will accidentally turn up the volume full blast, which could be extremely disruptive. If your kiddo can’t handle being in a ceremony without the use of technology, it may be best to find a sitter for the evening so that they won’t be a distraction. 2. Keep the Phone on Vibrate or Turn it off During the Ceremony
Many couples are implementing an “unplugged” ceremony, which means that they want their friends and family to turn off their phones so that they can be comple...