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Do people still

FutureMrsDe Posted:

Do people still

put cameras at peoples tables for them to take pictures or is that like an old thing? because i totally forgot about that!

halfbaked Posted:

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Not so much anymore. I think a few people might have done it recently, but most people have digital cameras anyway. And a lot of times, guests just take them home with them. Then they are also expensive to develop and take really crappy photos.

AwaitingAugust Posted:

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some people do still do that ... but honestly, it's kind of a waste of money IMO.

many people do photo sharing cards (so the guests can take their own pics on their digital cameras and then upload to photobucket or something)
FutureMrsDe Posted:

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thats what i thought , thanx

BriansWifey Posted:

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i dont think that many people still do this.
i know a lot of 2010 girls made photo sharing cards and put them at each setting instead of the cameras..
deeda1129 Posted:

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people still do it but the pictures are always horrible. When i used to work in a photo department, I would develop them and 80% of them were crap. Don't waste your money

FutureJOC Posted:

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like the other girls said, most people usually bring their own digital cameras with them and never use the table ones. I actually think my brother has about 4 cameras from his wedding 5 years ago that aren't even finish/developed! I would save yourself the money, create a share site on like Shutterfly, and make photo upload cards for your guests to upload to.

rosatemp Posted:

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i always wanted to do that but i went to a wedding that did and people ended up taking the camera's with them so im not doing it mind you there were signs saying what to do with them

fdnybride163 Posted:

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i still see it but its a waste because EVERYONE has digital cameras, plsu the quality is crapp, my phone can take a better pic then those disposables.

set up an online site, and leave a card on the table asking people to upload to the site and share that way
MarryingMyBFF1110 Posted:

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I was going to , but then i won Zap shots from my dj company at a showcase. So I think that will take the place of the table cameras

Kiki22 Posted:

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We are doing it

tiffndan611 Posted:

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i havent seen that done in a long time....the new thing now is the photobooth

anjelagain Posted:

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Posted by FutureMrsDe

put cameras at peoples tables for them to take pictures or is that like an old thing? because i totally forgot about that!



I am going to but, i know i will regret it.

everyone has digicams so you can prolly get a bunch of candids from a bunch of your friends!

anjelagain Posted:

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Posted by fdnybride163

i still see it but its a waste because EVERYONE has digital cameras, plsu the quality is crapp, my phone can take a better pic then those disposables.

set up an online site, and leave a card on the table asking people to upload to the site and share that way



True! What kind of online site?
JessNicole7EM Posted:

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some people still do. I went to a wedding upstate and they did.

I don't think a lot of LI girls do though.. but it's your choice.
MrsJPH2012 Posted:

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We went to a wedding where they left blank cd's on the table and had their address and was like please upload your pictures and send back to us!

FH loved the idea and he wants to do it at ours as well. I feel like my friends will never use the photosharing site, no idea if they would bother with cds.
MongieToBe Posted:

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Posted by jilliibabii

Not so much anymore. I think a few people might have done it recently, but most people have digital cameras anyway. And a lot of times, guests just take them home with them. Then they are also expensive to develop and take really crappy photos.



yeppp, ita

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