Weddingbee Blog

These days most wedding guests bring digital cameras and are kind enough to email you their pictures (some require more nudging than others). I didn’t think that disposable table cameras were necessary. From my experience, you usually wind up with half finished cameras with tons of poorly lit, non-zoomed photos of the bride and groom cutting the cake and some random pictures of guests with their eyes closed from across the table.

My mother, who isn’t very tech savvy and didn’t think she’d get to see any of the digital pictures, insisted on table cameras. Well…. I was right, mostly. We’ve developed 10 out of 12 cameras so far and 8 or 9 of them are full of junk. It didn’t help that Michael’s 5 year-old nephew decided to finish 2 of the rolls on his own (lots of waist high pictures).

One of the rolls, however, is a true gem. We put black and white cameras on two of the “young people” tables. These are some pictures from one of the them. I’m not sure who the photographer is, but when I find out, I’ll owe him or her a huge thanks! Best of all, I danced with my uncle after the photographer left (she left at 11:30; the wedding ended at midnight), so these are probably the best pictures of us from the whole night!

Family Pictures:

The Bride and Groom Dancing:

The pictures are a bit dark in real life, but not quite as dark as they appear here.

All-in-all, I think the approx $200 we spent on the cameras and developing is probably worth it just for these pictures!