Guest book ideas?

weez · January 28, 2007

I know this has been discussed before, but I wondered what you are all doing for your guest books? Or have already done for the married ladies!

We only have around 15 guests with us so thought traditional books might look empty with only a few names in?! I really liked the plate idea but am worried about it breaking!

Ideas or opinions please?

NABUMBAH · January 28, 2007

Here are some ideas -

photo frame

polaroid

book full of epics (I went to a wedding last night that had this kind of guest book and it was really cute.)

wish bowl

Christine · January 28, 2007

Polaroid Photo Guestbook by Adesso Albums - $59.95

Someone put this link up on another thread, I think this is a great way to remember the people who were there and for them to have a place to write something personal to you and your groom.

aimee · January 28, 2007

Good question? I never even thought about this. I think some of the girls are doing a polaroid guest book but I've haven't looked into this yet, but it sounds like a good idea.

jillhiggins · January 28, 2007

I like the polaroid book - it looks really nice. I saw that at a recent wedding.

Another idea if you don't have a polaroid is to upload photos of the two of you to mypublisher.com and get one of their books. They are $29 I believe. People could sign those pages and write messages to you with sharpies.

jillhiggins · January 28, 2007

Oh yeah, one more idea. You could buy a coffee table book of the place where you are getting married (if you can find one) and have people sign and write messages on those pages.

I recently saw a nice Atlanta coffee table book being used for that at a reception in .... Atlanta ... obviously. ha

RAENJAY · January 28, 2007

I'm doing the guest photo polaroid type of book. But my guest photos will be digitals, and then when I send them their thank you card, I will include a copy of their photo for them. I'm going to use a 7x7 scrapbook, with the pages predetermined where the photo will go. People can then sign around the spot, and leave us their wishes. We also only have about 20 people going, so I thought this was a great idea.