If you been to a wedding before, you may have noticed that some couples place disposable cameras onto the guest's tables for the wedding breakfast or on the bar for the evening reception. They are put there for the guests to take informal pictures on behalf of the bride and groom - and in addition to the office photos taken by the wedding photographer.
Allowing guests to take wedding pictures means that the bride and groom can get the informal perspective of the wedding, and capture all of the 'behind the scenes' goings-on which often happens at weddings (uncle Jack tripping and landing in the chocolate fountain anyone?)
Once all of the cameras has been used, they will be collected at the end of the night and then taken to be developed (usually be a designated person while the bride and groom honeymoon). Upon their return, they will have hundreds of photos which they can then go through and decide on which ones to keep, which ones to post on Facebook, and which to get rid of (backs of heads, floor shots, etc - they do happen!)
The only thing left to do is for the newlyweds to purchase some
gorgeous wedding photo albums which they can show off all of their photos in. They may choose to buy albums which match the rest of their wedding stationery, or generous guests may have already anticipated the amount of photos they are going to have and bought their gorgeous wedding photo albums for them as a
gift.
