Wedding Shop

Reception · Part 10 of 14

The photos you didn't know were taken

Cameras and props so your guests capture the night too. 34 products across 2 lists.

Where we would start

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  • Disposable Cameras (opens Amazon in a new tab)

    Our pick: Fujifilm QuickSnap Flash 400, 4 Pack

    One camera per table plus two for the bar, so three packs cover a wedding under 100 guests.

    ~$85 (approximate)

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  • Screen-Free Camera (opens Amazon in a new tab)

    Our pick: Camp Snap Screen-Free Digital Camera

    A one-button camera with no screen: guests shoot like it is a disposable.

    ~$85 (approximate)

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  • Photo Booth Props (opens Amazon in a new tab)

    Our pick: Assembled Photo Booth Props, Set of 40

    Signs and props for a photo corner.

    ~$25 (approximate)

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  • Instant Camera (opens Amazon in a new tab)

    Our pick: Fujifilm Instax Mini 12, Clay White

    The camera on the guest book table, in a white body that sits with any palette.

    ~$95 (approximate)

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  • Instax Film, 120 Shots (opens Amazon in a new tab)

    Our pick: Fujifilm Instax Mini Film, 120 Sheets

    Guest count times 1.3, rounded up to the nearest 20, is the number of shots you need.

    ~$95 (approximate)

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  • Phone Tripod with Remote (opens Amazon in a new tab)

    Our pick: UBeesize 67 in Phone Tripod with Remote

    A tripod, a spare phone in portrait mode and the clicker is a working photo booth that guests figure out…

    ~$20 (approximate)

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Photo Booth and Guest Photos

Cameras, props and ways to collect everyone's photos.

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  • White Sunglasses, 24 Pack (opens Amazon in a new tab)

    Our pick: Super Z Outlet Classic White Sunglasses, 24 Pairs

    White frames that guests write their name on with a black paint pen.

    ~$20 (approximate)

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  • White Sunglasses, 50 Pack (opens Amazon in a new tab)

    Our pick: Bulk Retro White Sunglasses, 50 Pairs

    The same white frame by the fifty for a wedding of 100 or more.

    ~$40 (approximate)

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  • Heart Sunglasses (opens Amazon in a new tab)

    Our pick: Heart-Shaped Sunglasses, 24 Pack

    The second sunglasses look of the moment, for the wedding party and the after-party outfit.

    ~$40 (approximate)

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  • White Paint Pens (opens Amazon in a new tab)

    Our pick: Sharpie Oil-Based Paint Markers, White, 2 Pack

    Oil-based paint stays put on vinyl, glass, plastic and wood where a regular marker rubs off.

    ~$5 (approximate)

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Lawn Games and Cocktail Hour

Something to do while the photos are being taken.

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  • Giant Block Game (opens Amazon in a new tab)

    Our pick: Giant Tumbling Timbers, 56 Pine Blocks

    A cocktail-hour game that doubles as the guest book: guests sign a block with a marker and the couple plays i.

    ~$50 (approximate)

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  • Cornhole Set (opens Amazon in a new tab)

    Our pick: GoSports Solid Wood Cornhole Set, 3 x 2 ft

    The default cocktail-hour game: no rules to learn, all ages, and the boards go home to the backyard afterward.

    ~$100 (approximate)

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  • Giant Four in a Row (opens Amazon in a new tab)

    Our pick: Swooc Giant Four in a Row with Carrying Case

    The second most played lawn game, and the one guests who will not throw anything still play.

    ~$150 (approximate)

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  • Wedding Mad Libs Cards (opens Amazon in a new tab)

    Our pick: Kate Aspen Mad Libs Cards, Set of 50

    The dinner-hour problem is strangers at a table; a fill-in-the-blank card gives everyone a script.

    ~$15 (approximate)

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