I basically agree with HaQer, and would like to add that the content of the picture itself makes a difference. A problem is it is almost impossible to define specifically what pictures should not be for non-family consumption. But even ‘frum’ wedding pictures unfortunately have less than G rated content. For example, where the Chosson and Kallah are touching each other (such a picture should never even be taken — as even husband/wife shouldn’t be touching in front of other people i.e. the photographer — but that is a whole ‘nother discussion all its own. And let’s not get started about videos of women dancing, a whole new can of worms.)
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