Anyone know a good website that sells cheap disposable camera’s? Most of the sites I was on want about $5 each. Wondering if they were cheaper somewhere else…(now I sound cheap..LOL) but a co-worker said that she didn’t pay that much.
Also, do you think it is stupid since I am getting married to take off the fake cardboard design that usually come on disposable camera’s and maybe putting an orange ribbon on them? Or around them? Something……
angels914
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They sell the cameras for weddings, so you don't have to worry about taking anything off ... but one important thing... a lot of times the film is outdated !!!!!!! so watch out and find out what the expiration date is on the film !!!!!!! I know plenty of people that have had that problem in the past !
homiegfunk420
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o wow thanks-- I would have never thought to look at the date. Good thing I waited this long...I was going to buy them on sale at cvs a couple months ago
Alyssa79
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apparently they are also reused. Fuji or Kodak is known for that so if you got quite a few of them, you might notice a few bum ones.
thenewmrsharrington
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the cheapest ones i've seen have all been re-furbished....
Cpt2007
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I wouldn't recommend doing the table cameras. We've seen so many of our friends get theirs back and it was nothing but kids goofing off with them.
We set up 'group photo rooms' on Snapfish and Shutterfly, password protected, and made table tents with the information on them for our reception tables. Our guests uploaded their digital shots to them and they were shared for all our guests to see and print as they liked. It worked out great!
lonal
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I did the table cameras and I got a lot of great pictures! I bought a total of 30 cameras and none of them were bad. Michaels and AC Moore sell Wedding Cameras in packages of 5. I can't remember exactly what i paid but I basically collected coupons from my family members and made regular trips there. I got 50% and 40% off coupons so the cameras came to less than $4 each. I am so glad I did them!
Sweeteey51
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Alot of the ones on some wedding websites are refurbished and outdated before wedding dates. You should go to a store and buy them like a week before your wedding.
DCLM726
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I bought mine at CVS when they were on sale - I know Walmart has them 8.88 for a 3 pack. I kept them in the package that they came in and no one said anything.
I got sooooo many good pics from them- I am sooo glad that I did it. I know that often they come out crappy but I didnt find that at all.
RockysGirl
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Oh, i wanna do those disposable cameras also. I really don't wanna rely on the photographer to get all the good shots. Even if some end up being a waste, I still think it will be fun to see those 'candid' shots.
Plus it helps if you know the kind of people that are going to be there. I, personally, am not having any kids invited, and I don't see any of my adult friends taking any 'inappropriate' pictures. lol. Although I suppose even that could be amusing. jk
deb08
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i am having cameras on the tables i got mine at walmart they have a multi pack - they also sell them at ac moore and if you use your 40% coupon its a great deal
i just think is a cute idea and we are not having any childern at RH either so i dont think there will be a problem if anything no one will use them and we will have to finish them up.
homiegfunk420
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Great idea...about ac more...would have never thought they sell them and I always see coupons in the Sunday paper for them.
