I tried Snap's snazzy camera glasses over my wedding week to see if they live up to the hype. Here's the verdict

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When I got married, I wanted to capture every moment of our wedding week.

Not only the "Say cheese!" moments outside restaurants with our families, or the posed portraits with my now-husband. I wanted the silly, unexpected, and sometimes hopelessly romantic photos that a photojournalist's candid camera can often bring.

So, I recently purchased two pairs of Spectacles 2, the second generation of Snap's camera glasses, so I could record 10-second videos of what I was seeing. My husband and I wore them every day of our intimate wedding week in Maine. Here's my review.

Dave Smith and Avery Hartmans contributed reporting.

Spectacles are sunglasses that record the world as you see it.

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They work by pressing a button to record a 10-second video.

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These "his and hers" pairs were a gift for my fiancé before our wedding.

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