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DISPOSABLE WEDDING CAMERAS
Tuesday, July 18, 2006
Disposable Wedding Cameras are a creative and fun way to preserve candid memories from your wedding day. If you're considering choosing Disposable Wedding cameras as your wedding favors, I have some great tips and ideas to help you choose the right wedding cameras for your day and how to make them a fun addition to your wedding!
I created this blog to make it easy for brides to find all the information you need to find the best wedding cameras for your special day. After many hours of researching the internet for my own disposable cameras for my own wedding, I want to share my findings and ideas of my own to help other brides to be in planning your wedding. I hope you find this information useful, and I'd also love to hear some ideas of yours!
Today I'd like to share an idea on how to actually use the disposable wedding cameras. Instead of just placing them on the table and hoping for the best, there are lots of creative ways you can help your guests take some memorable photos while also having a great time doing it.
One very common way is to give direction to your guests by using the "Table Tent". The card is placed on the table and usually has general instructions informing your guests what the disposable wedding cameras on the table are there for. The instructions usually say something like, "Use the camera on the table to take candid pictures of all our friends and family...the fun, the special moments, and of course those not to be forgotten shots. Pass the camera around, let everyone enjoy the fun. When all the pictures are taken, just leave the camera on the table." This is fine, but it might be too general and some tables may only snap a few shots and forget about it, leaving you with a few not so good photos.
I came across a great idea that worked great for my wedding. What I did was make a list of activities/things at the reception that I would love to have photos of. An example would be: a photo of each table of guests, a photo of the first dance, a photo of the cake cutting, a photo of the meal, etc. Then I made a specific list for each table and gave instructions for the guests at each table to make sure and get a shot of each activity/thing on my list. This actually can be an ice breaker for guests who dont really know one another. My guests loved it, I heard from many after the wedding talking about what a great idea it was and how much fun they had with it. I loved it too because I have all the photos I wanted, and some things that I didn't get a chance to see myself...like the meal!!:-) And having a photo of each table of guests was my favorite part....I never would have had that without the disposable wedding cameras.
I have many more tips and ideas on disposable wedding cameras I'd like to share, and I'll keep posting, so check back often. I'd also love to hear any ideas from you!
I created this blog to make it easy for brides to find all the information you need to find the best wedding cameras for your special day. After many hours of researching the internet for my own disposable cameras for my own wedding, I want to share my findings and ideas of my own to help other brides to be in planning your wedding. I hope you find this information useful, and I'd also love to hear some ideas of yours!
Today I'd like to share an idea on how to actually use the disposable wedding cameras. Instead of just placing them on the table and hoping for the best, there are lots of creative ways you can help your guests take some memorable photos while also having a great time doing it.
One very common way is to give direction to your guests by using the "Table Tent". The card is placed on the table and usually has general instructions informing your guests what the disposable wedding cameras on the table are there for. The instructions usually say something like, "Use the camera on the table to take candid pictures of all our friends and family...the fun, the special moments, and of course those not to be forgotten shots. Pass the camera around, let everyone enjoy the fun. When all the pictures are taken, just leave the camera on the table." This is fine, but it might be too general and some tables may only snap a few shots and forget about it, leaving you with a few not so good photos.
I came across a great idea that worked great for my wedding. What I did was make a list of activities/things at the reception that I would love to have photos of. An example would be: a photo of each table of guests, a photo of the first dance, a photo of the cake cutting, a photo of the meal, etc. Then I made a specific list for each table and gave instructions for the guests at each table to make sure and get a shot of each activity/thing on my list. This actually can be an ice breaker for guests who dont really know one another. My guests loved it, I heard from many after the wedding talking about what a great idea it was and how much fun they had with it. I loved it too because I have all the photos I wanted, and some things that I didn't get a chance to see myself...like the meal!!:-) And having a photo of each table of guests was my favorite part....I never would have had that without the disposable wedding cameras.
I have many more tips and ideas on disposable wedding cameras I'd like to share, and I'll keep posting, so check back often. I'd also love to hear any ideas from you!
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