LUXURY IS ANALOG

Long before weddings were documented in real time, memories were captured one frame at a time. Disposable cameras reintroduce that sense of pause and surprise, offering a more intimate, analogue way of telling a wedding story — through the eyes of those who lived it.

Kelly at her wedding in Costa del Sol. Planner: @vowsspain. Florist: @lemonfacedeco

A subtle canvas for creativity

Personalising disposable cameras is less about decoration and more about coherence. A simple label, a refined colour palette, a discreet message — small details that align with the overall aesthetic of the wedding.

Whether subtly branded with the couple’s initials, wrapped in textured paper, or paired with a short note inviting guests to “see freely”, these touches transform a practical object into a considered design element. The result feels intentional, personal, and effortlessly integrated into the visual language of the day.

Get a template for your design here.

Where to place them — and why it matters

Disposable cameras work best when they feel intentional, not incidental. Placed thoughtfully, they become part of the experience rather than an afterthought. From ceremony seating to dinner tables or late-night corners of the dance floor, their location subtly guides how — and when — guests engage with them.

At each table, they invite intimate, seated moments: glances, conversations, small gestures. Near the welcome area, they capture anticipation. Later, closer to the music, they record movement, spontaneity, and energy.

The key is not quantity, but placement — allowing the cameras to follow the rhythm of the celebration.

Where professional photography fits into the story

Disposable cameras are not a replacement for professional photography — they are a counterpoint. While photographers document the wedding with precision, artistry, and narrative control, guest cameras offer something else entirely: immediacy, imperfection, and surprise.

Together, they tell a fuller story. One captures the structure and beauty of the celebration; the other reveals fleeting moments that might otherwise go unnoticed. In this balance, professional photography remains essential — elevated, anchored, and timeless — while disposable cameras add a layer of intimacy that feels personal and unfiltered.

In a world of perfectly curated images, disposable cameras embrace the beauty of the unexpected. A wedding, seen differently.