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"Social media managers for your wedding are officially a thing, and according to a new survey by The Knot and Mashable, they might actually be very necessary now. The poll showed that 55 percent of couples used a wedding hashtag, and of the 45 percent that didn&amp;#039;t, 10 percent of them wish they had.  But couples aren&amp;#039;t just posting their wild receptions on Instagram. Most people updated their Facebook engagement statuses within hours of the proposal, while they update their marriage status the day after the wedding (probably because they barely have time to eat, let alone check Facebook).  Sixty percent of couples expect to see photos and videos of their weddings updated in real time. One-third of couples go out of their way to limit how much people are sharing from their nuptials, but once the wedding is over, all bets are off. Seventy-three percent of us screen-addicted freaks log on to our social media pages during our honeymoons.  And if you&amp;#039;ve ever found yourself planning your dream wedding on Pinterest while you&amp;#039;re still single, you&amp;#039;re not alone: More than 70 percent of women Pin to their wedding boards before they&amp;#039;ve even gotten engaged. Mashable has the full infographic at their site if you want to see just how great your wedding will be when everyone&amp;#039;s face is illuminated by the warm glow of cell phone screens as you walk down the aisle. Follow Frank on Twitter. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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