
Disposable Cameras for Weddings
Ten disposable cameras for 100 guests cost about $300 to $460 once developed. Here is how to get usable photos, and when an Instax guest book is better.
Single-use film cameras: which to buy, where to get them developed, and how they compare with instant cameras.
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The Fujifilm QuickSnap Flash 400 is the best disposable camera for most people: about $20, a flash that stays on, and about $1.35 a shot once developed. Here is what each pick really costs.
Top pick: Fujifilm QuickSnap Flash 400, $19.49

Ten disposable cameras for 100 guests cost about $300 to $460 once developed. Here is how to get usable photos, and when an Instax guest book is better.

Walmart, Target, CVS, Walgreens and Amazon all sell disposable cameras. Walmart's 2-pack was cheapest per camera, and Amazon bulk packs often cost more.

CVS, Walgreens and Walmart still develop disposable cameras, but they send the film out. Mail-in labs charge about $12 to $25 and usually return your negatives.

A disposable camera costs about $20 but about $1.35 a shot once developed. Instax Mini film is $0.91 a shot, with a print in your hand in about 90 seconds. Here is which to buy and when.