Would You Like to Sign the Guestbook?
Guestbooks are a great way to keep track of who attended the wedding. It’s also a great way for your guests to leave advice, messages, or little notes to the bride and groom. However the traditional guest book is no longer a choice among newlyweds. There are so many alternative to the old guestbook because what do you do with it? It becomes storage material. With these new alternatives you are sure to get more out of your guestbook and your guests are certain to enjoy it too!

Materials: Photo booth Rental (double prints)
Scrapbook/or Album
Scrapbook pages
Glue/or Double-sided Tape
Sharpies (Permanent Marker)
Fun stickers to place in album

We also recommend little cards at every place setting (can be round, square, ect). Leave space for the person/group to leave a little message and who it was from. Then make an announcement for the guests to please drop off their cards into the card box. They are great keepsakes and are a lot of fun to read after you get back from your honeymoon!
Materials: Card box (can be the same or separate from the gift card box)
Paper cutouts
Pens/markers

Thirdly, a unique idea that comes from one of our recent brides, Randi Fardig, is to have wine bottles (dark glass) personalized. We recommend 3 bottles; each one has an anniversary of the married couple printed onto it, the 1 year, 5 year, and 10 year anniversaries. Then using a silver sharpie guests can sign them, or write a small personal message. They are perfect for couples who would love to share a bottle of wine and be reminded of all their loved ones who shared in their special day.
Materials: 3 of your favorite wines (dark glass)
Get them inscribed/etched/embossed
Sharpie markers in silver, gold, brass

Materials: Cardstock with printed questions
Hole punch
Ring Holder
Pens/Markers

Materials: Wooden puzzle pieces blank
Sharpie Markers (don’t be afraid to use colored ones!)
Wood glue (if needed)

Materials: Typewriter
Parchment Paper (preferably long to be scrolled but individual sheets will work)
Ribbon to tie the sheets together
Congratulations on your engagement!
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