Any recommendations for disposable cameras?

I had one on every table. I brought mine from Max Spielman (sp) and got free processing with them all if I didn't want them back next day. Think it was either 3 or 5 day processing. We've got some brill pics from them and suprisingly no naughty shots.

Just looked at them and the nearest oe from me is 21miles way! When did you get yours?

I photographed a wedding a few weeks ago & instead of disposable film cameras the couple had placed several personalised blank DVD's on the tables so that guests could shoot with their own digital cameras & then load up some of their images once they got home & send onto to the couple. It seemed like a great idea. From what I've heard, I don't think disposable cameras come back with many usable images on them.

Andrew

We got ours about a month before the wedding. Have a look if you can order them off the net. We looked around and they were the best value for money for us.

Andrew, it all depends if you get decent cameras and if you trust your guests not take any rude pics and use the flash when needed. We have got some brilliant pics from them, yes not the clearest pics i've ever seen but then it's not a digital camera. We have said to guests we'll send the cds to them as well if needed.

I've always been really disappointed with disposable camera pictures - even more expensive ones with flashes.

One wedding we went to had cheap digital cameras on the tables which seemed like a good idea but the batteries were dead by the end of the wedding breakfast and I'm not sure how good the pictures were.

We're not at this stage in the planning yet but are thinking about blank CDs or memory sticks on the tables for people to take their own photos and send back to us. Most people have a digital camera now and take lots of photos anyway.

I don't think they are really necessary these days most people have digital cameras or one on their phone so pics from your day will probably be up on facebook before the days even finished.

A few of my friends have had disposables on the tables & then found out it costs around £5 per camera to develop. Most people have digital cameras & can send you any decent pics they have xx