Camera Renter Photo Package Giveaway!

I think the most valuable wedding tip is to go digital vs disposable.  For 2 main reasons:  easy sharing, "takes fifteen seconds and costs zero dollars" and better photos, "you get digital wedding pictures from high-quality 5.3 megapixel cameras"!

I would LOVE to have this option at my wedding. 

I like the cost cutting idea . . ."With the economy the way it is, every bride and groom is looking for ways to reduce the cost of their wedding. These little known insider secrets will cut your wedding budget by $5,000 to $15,000 without making you look cheap."

I like the DIY Wedding Photography Tip#2:  Use a Shot-List.  If you're skipping out on a professional photographer and/or are lucky enough to have photo-skilled friends, then before everyone gets lost in the moment, it would really be helpful if someone's keeping track of important shots that need to be taken.  That way no time is wasted and you can be sure that what you want/need will be in there.

I will be discussing this with my photographer friend for my wedding.

I think this is valuable due to your photogrpaher not being to catch everything that goes on at each individual table and etc. Also, photographers are so expensive right now and this is a cost effective way to get lots of pictures for a reasonable price.  In addition you get to see how your guest see the wedding utilizing the camera rental photo package. I love it!!! 

I never really thought out the possibility that we could be everywhere during our wedding!  This statement says it all for me...

"You have fifty to three hundred of the people most dear to your heart full of great food, free drinks, and joy, and now you want to capture that energy...this is a completely different world than traditional wedding photography."

Having a visual memory of the joy, fun, and celebration on everyone's face is definately important to me. My favorite and most helpful tip is....

"Don't discriminate! We’re talking pictures of everything from the karaoke the day before, to pictures of the bowling event the day after; it’s all part of your wedding weekend and worth remembering."

I hope to have cameras everywhere!

I like tip #12-- we spend so much time preparing for the wedding any extra convenience is much appreciated!

12. More ConvenientDisposable Cameras: You drive to the store to buy them. Then you take them back to the store to get developed. Then you go back to pick up the prints. Then you physically mail the prints to your guests. This takes hours.

Digital Wedding Cameras: You order online. Then the cameras are delivered to you and you ship them back in a prepaid mailing case. Then you forward the email invite to your photo sharing and video sharing website to your guest list. This takes minutes.

Definitely:

Disposable Cameras: You share your wedding photos by paying for duplicates and postage, and then mailing all of the photos out. This can easily take hours and cost hundreds of dollars.

What a great idea!

7. Fun Videos! As a new Mr and Mrs, I would love to kick back and relax in our living room and watch the great videos our guests took over the course of our wedding celebration. I've been told time and time again: The day goes by so fast! This is a great way to not only remember the day but catch the moments you didn't see! What a fantastic idea!