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disposable cameras...opinions???

Glory Posted:

disposable cameras...opinions???

What is your opinion about disposable cameras on the tables at the reception???

I know some people find them tacky and photographers hate them, but are they really worth it? I figured at about $6 per camera, another $6 to develope, and 15 tables, that's $540 for a few "good" snapshots that might come out.

Lee Posted:

disposable cameras...opinions???

Hi, I am going to go to a Costco or Price Club and but the packs of Kodak cameras. Last time, they were 3 in a pack for $20 with a $10 rebate. can't beat that!

I am also going to give certain guests (only those who are known to take great photos) the cameras. I am going to assign them beforehand. This way you avoid any kids or "challenged" photographers wasting the shots.

You know, you also have to be careful depending on how much your group parties! Once the people start partying you can end up with a roll of someone's backside.

Karen Posted:

disposable cameras...opinions???

Better than disposable cameras are REAL 35MM! The photos are usually crisper and you can't beat the telescopic lens!

Consider buying a few rolls of film for your friends/family who are going to bring their cameras anyway......When you return from your honeymoon, take the film to those "free 2nd set of prints" places. That way you'll each have a full set.

And with today's new technology, a CD with your pix is only a few dollars more - and you can email your friends with the photos! : )

JennRenee Posted:

disposable cameras...opinions???

A friend of mine had them at her wedding and my fiance wound up taking the only picture with her dancing with her Grandfather. We think it's worth it!

I sent it yesterday. I linked to your address above. Is there a different email address for you?

Does anyone know where I can order a specific style CACHET (brand) dresses from?

Karen Posted:

disposable cameras...opinions???

That's a great deal! Was the quality good? I'm always leery about ordering non-brand stuff online....please let me know. Thanks! : )

The handicap bathroom is upstairs....the men's and women's baths, coat check & bridal suite are downstairs. You'll see the difference right away....

I'll let you know how I make out.....

caf73 Posted:

disposable cameras...opinions???

I was going to purchase cameras for the wedding and then at my shower someone put three boxes of them in the wishing well. 15 cameras - a very nice wishing well gift, so wait you never know! As far as the cost of developing, you can do that when you have the money.. you don't have to do it right away. Plus, any pictures not used.. take on your honeymoon!

What is everyone's opinion about sending out "save the date" cards? Has anyone done this; when is an appropriate time to do so? Any info would be helpful. Thank you and good luck to everyone!

Today we pause to reflect upon those who have shaped our character, molded our spirits and touched our hearts. May the lighting of this candle be a reminder of the memories we have shared, a representation of the everlasting impact you have made upon our lives.

Karen Posted:

disposable cameras...opinions???

Such a wonderful wishing well gift!!!! And a great idea w/the honeymoon photos!

: )

He spent over 2.5 hours talking to me just about the details of my wedding!

Glory Posted:

disposable cameras...CHRISTINE

Christine and others,

Karen Posted:

Wishing well gifts...

....are little things your guests think you might need. If a wishing well is planned, the person(s) hosting the shower will write "wishing well" on the invitation.

Its a creative license for the shower guests - I'd imagine it could be something from your registry but its usually inexpensive things like small kitchen tools (ie jar openers), sponges, wine stoppers, soap, etc....

Just wanted to know if anyone knows when the next 25% off sale at Michael's craft store is...

Glory Posted:

register for disposable cameras???

Thanks for the explaination!!!

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