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Snap In or disposable cameras on the tables?
Disposable cameras on the tables are a lovely tradition. They're also a cost per table, a few weeks of developing, and a lot of photos of thumbs. Here's an honest comparison.
| Snap In | Disposable cameras | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Free up to 15 guests; $39 one-time with unlimited guests | Around $10–15 per camera, plus developing |
| When you see the photos | As they're taken, or at a reveal you choose | Weeks later, after developing |
| Photos per guest | As many as you allow (or set a limit for the film feel) | 27 shots per camera, shared by the table |
| Videos | Short clips on paid plans | None |
| The film look | An optional film filter, and a shot limit | The real thing |
Our take
If the ritual of the paper camera matters to you, keep one or two on the tables. For the photos themselves, guests' phones take better ones, and you see them the same night.
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