Are you planning on having an alternative means of recording your guests’ well wishes, instead of using a traditional guestbook for your wedding? Here are some unconventional wedding guestbook ideas that your guests will love to put their mark on.
Traditional guest books only allow your guests to enter their name and a quick line for their “congrats” and “best wishes”. Why not go for an alternative, more personal, and creative route by having your guests sign something special that you can then plan on showcasing in your new home?
You can have guests sign your favorite musical instrument, for example, or decorative plates that can later be mounted on your wall. How about a portrait frame or a coffee book with your engagement session photos? In addition to having a guestbook on your wedding day, you can also have your guests sign your personal wedding website guestbook to wish you a happily ever after or share a special memory of you.
Check out these really cool wedding guest books and get inspired!
{Photo Credits: Wood Rounds Guestbook by McLellan Style, Wedding Champagne Bottle Centerpiece Guestbook by Christine Farah Photography, Wedding Guest Book Guitar by Alison Conklin Photography via Rock ‘n Roll Bride, Signature Plates Guestbook via Martha Stewart Weddings, Envelope Guest Book by Martha Stewart Weddings, Guestbook Photo Frame via Overstock, Wedding Tree Guestbook With Guests’ Thumb Prints by Jonas Peterson Photography, Wedding Guestbook Album by Moore Photography, Guestbook Box from Just Wright Boutique by Jen Curtis Photography via Style Me Pretty, Vintage Typewriter Wedding Guestbook by Amy & Stuart Photography via Snippet & Ink, Flowers Theme Rustic Daisy Personal Wedding Website Guestbook Page by WedShare.com}
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I’m doing a quilt. I’ll hand out fabric squares (along with directions not to write too close to the sides) and fabric pens. At some point in the future, I sew them into a wall hanging.