10 Guest Book Ideas! (to be continued)

If you want to make your wedding stand out, leave guests with something worth talking about, and have a great memory to last a lifetime- something great to focus on is your guest book!

1. Polaroid Scrapbook

Make sure the Polaroid camera has plenty of film.
Wedding guest can strike a pose then leave their photo on the guest book!
Maybe leave some pens so they can write a cute message, too.

2. Guest Book Puzzle

You can do this two ways. You can have a blank puzzle that guests sign on top, or another great way is to feature a portrait photo chosen by the bride and groom and have the back side for the wedding guest's personal comments. Put the pieces inside a glass container at the wedding venue, together with a message requesting guest to autograph the incomplete back side.

3. Wedding Caricature Sign-in Board

Bring life to your party celebration. You may wanna try hiring a caricature artist to draw the portrait of the bride and groom and let the wedding guest sign on it as they arrive. Wedding caricatures can be drawn up in full color or black and white.

4. Fingerprint Guest Book

Design your guest book as a work of art. Just let your guest press their thumb to create leaves in which they will place their signature or message for the bride and groom.

5. Typewriter Guest Book

Vintage themed wedding? How about arranging an old-fashioned typewriter together with long pieces of paper for guests to type their good wishes.

6. Wishing Stones 

Coming from an Irish wedding tradition, people have their wedding guests write their best wishes on smooth stones. Put together a wedding guest book table with plenty of pebbles and a glass vase filled up with water. After the guest signed with a permanent marker, they can put the stones inside the vase. This represent and bring back the tradition of throwing stones into a river or pool.

7. Wedding Mad Lib Guest Book

Receive some marvelous and crazy feedback with these creative mad libs-inspired guest book.

8. Chalkboard Message and/or Photo Booth

Cut-out bubble shapes and coat it with chalkboard paint. Place them by your photo booth and let your guest write a short message before having their hilarious pose in front of the camera. Or you can just have people bring in any props to the photo booth and make their memory as they so please!

9. Wine Bottle Guest Book

Let your guests sign a bottle of wine with a glass marker and leave a note for the couple. Then let the wine be stored and kept in your new family home and be opened up during wedding anniversaries. Or you can even do it with an empty bottle and turn into a decoration for your future home.

10. Vinyl Record Guest Book Alternative 

If you are a music junkie, it’s more fun to use the vinyl record as a guest book instead. Use it on a table at the wedding reception with silver or gold marker pens and encourage your guests to have their autographs.