07/27/2024
Thinking of the best way to capture your guest's perspective of your event can be stressful... so we are letting you in on five of our favorite ideas!!!
Audio guestbooks record messages, similar to a voice mail or voice memo, that the bride and groom and go back and listen to later. Written notes are special, but there is something magical about hearing the emotion, laughter, and happiness in the voices of your loved ones. If that is what you are looking for, the audio guest book is perfect for you.
Polaroids are a fun way of adding a vintage touch to your guestbook. Guests are able to take photos, tape them into the book, and then write a note and sign their names. This allows the bride and groom to put a face to each handwritten note and captures how much fun the guests are having. If you are looking to spice up your traditional guestbook, this is a fantastic way to do so!
A puzzle is another creative way for guests to leave their mark. Your family and friends can sign a puzzle piece and add it to the puzzle, symbolizing that they played a special role in your day! We have even seen couples turn an engagement photo into a puzzle and have guests sign the pieces, so when they put it together, they remember all those who celebrated with them!
Records are a groovy alternative to having a book for guests to sign. This could fit the overall theme of the event or just be for the love of music. A special touch is having the records of specific songs that mean something special to the couple. After the wedding, these records can be framed and displayed easily. Records are an amazing way to incorporate music into the day in an innovative way.
Last, but definitely not least, we have the traditional guestbook. This option is timeless and will continue to be popular well into the future. There are countless variations to choose from with this option. One of our favorites is a photo album of the couple's engagement photos with space open for guests to leave meaningful messages.