As a wedding photographer who shoots primarily Leica on wedding days, you’d think I would’ve gone full “Leica glass only” for my own wedding. Nope. I handed out disposable cameras like it was 1996 (Beanie Babies not included), because film coverage mattered to me and I wanted an unfussy way to bring a raw, nostalgic analog layer into the whole week—not just the wedding day. In this video I walk through exactly why I chose disposables, which ones I used (Kodak Tri-X 400, Kodak Power Flash, and a few Psychedelic Blues), and how I made it work: I put them in guest goodie bags with simple instructions and had everyone shoot throughout our multi-day trip, then return them at the end. The results were everything I hoped for—off-centered shots, flash faces, light leaks, mistakes, and truly magical moments I never would’ve seen otherwise. I also share real scans and prints from The Darkroom Lab (my trusted dip-and-dunk lab), plus my best tips: remind guests to use flash indoors, make the cameras easy to grab, consider assigning one per person, and please—print your photos. Those tangible little keepsakes matter.