When it comes to your wedding, you don’t have to do everything by the book. Especially when it comes to the wedding guest book ideas. Let’s say you want to collect something from each guest, but a standard album or book doesn’t suit your vision or taste. Instead of settling for a normal book that you fear will collect dust, take an idea from the many couples who’ve put a creative spin on tradition, and make it your own. You can still gather messages in a way that feels true to you and your wedding, as the following examples of guest book alternatives go to show.
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- Have a personalized custom print in a frame that guests either sign it. This will look gorgeous on your wall.
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- Have a personalised Tree that guests either sign or put their fingerprints.
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- Sign a Globe
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- Sign a barrel. You can keep it as a display table in your home. Again to preserve the signatures seal with a durable clear sealant.
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- Personalize some wood and a holder. Have your guests sign them and stack them to make this gorgeous décor piece for your home.
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- Sign a custom surfboard
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- Have your guests sign a Jenga set.
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- Sign Custom boat paddles
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- Have a personalized Angel Wings that guests either sign or put their fingerprints.
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- Make a Heart out of corks and have your guests sign them
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- Sign a stone so cute
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- Have a puzzle is so unique. Frame it afterward and hang it on the wall.
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- Have your guests sign a bench you can keep forever and use. To preserve the signatures, seal the bench with clear durable sealant.
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- Sign a record
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- A true statement piece, let your guests sign a guitar and mount it on your wall at home, or if you’re a musician play a song on your anniversary with it.
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- Create a Perspex holder and have your guests sign and throw in cute wooden shapes (you can use other shapes and materials to achieve the same type idea).
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- Sign a frame with a memento photo inside or map
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