Wedding Guestbooks
Remembering your wedding is something that too many couples regret. Whether they didn’t hire a videographer, photographer, or failed to come up with a timeless wedding guestbook. Don’t let any of these happen to you, because all the time and energy that goes into planning your wedding you will want to remember the day for the rest of your life. These keepsakes are timeless and can be passed on, to continue your story.
For the Traveling Couple
A wedding globe is the perfect creative alternative for a couple who loves to travel. This is a unique way to also display your guestbook in your home.
The Photo Book
This is proving to be one of the most popular wedding guest book ideas of recent years. It is actually an extension of the disposable cameras that were so common 10-20 years ago. The idea is that you leave a Polaroid camera on the table and every wedding guest takes a picture with it. The photo is printed virtually instantly and can then be hung in a frame to create the guest book.
Message in a Bottle
Another great idea for a guest book on your wedding day is the message in a bottle. The premise is that every guest will write a message on a piece of paper, roll it up and then slide it into the bottle. Of course, there are variants of this theme to ensure your wedding guest book is perfectly tailored for you:
Use miniature bottles so everyone has an individual bottle; you may have to drink the alcohol first!
Make everyone write a traditional goodwill message celebrating your wedding.
Turn it into an advice guest book by requesting that everyone give a piece of advice on their note.
Make a dream by asking all your wedding guests to write where they think you will be as a couple in one year. You’ll have to wait a year to read these notes!
The variations to this guest book theme are really only limited by your imagination.
China | Plate Wedding Guestbook
If you have a love of crockery then you may like this idea for a guest book. All you need is a few plates and some good permanent markers. The exact number of plates to make a guest book will depend on the number of wedding guests, make sure you have some spares!
Pallette Art
Using permanent markers or perhaps a good quality pen, your guests will be able to write their name and a short message directly onto the wooden guest book. This can then be covered with a clear varnish and preserved for all eternity!s, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
Jenga
If you’ve ever played Jenga you’ll know how frustrating and fun this game can be. But, you may not have considered turning it into your wedding guest book!
The premise of the game is the same but instead of guests playing it, you set it up and leave pens with it. The challenge for all wedding guests is to remove a block, write a message on it, and then place it on the top; without knocking it over!
By the end of your wedding night, your Jenga guest book could be standing tall or might be scattered across the room! The actual result is likely to be linked with the amount of alcohol being consumed at your wedding!
Puzzle Pieces
The jigsaw puzzle wedding guest book is heart-shaped and made from wood. Guests can write their kind words on a puzzle piece and then place the pieces of the puzzle together. The puzzle comes with a card explaining to guests what to do. It reads; Dear family and friends, please help keep this memory by signing a puzzle piece and adding it to the heart. Thank you so much for sharing part of this special day. The puzzle has 56 pieces and can be written on with a ballpoint pen. The heart measures 48cm x 43cm at the widest point. This puzzle will make a lovely reminder of your wedding day in years to come.
Inspiration for this blog found within Popup.UK | The Wedding of my Dreams
