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Posted on Wednesday, May 19th, 2010 at 10:05 pm

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Wedding Guest Book Activities

Traditional conventional brides don't have to have traditional conventional guest books. Certainly you can buy a common guest book and ask your invitees to sign it, but the're so many more guest book-like activities that are more unique.

Let's move from the popular to the less recognized. One very popular option allows guests to sign an image of the bride and groom. Simply take a picture of the the happy couple and have it matted in a mat several ins larger than the photo itself. Place a frame around this, but don't include the glass or Plexiglas frame. You'll contribute this later. Some people prefer to use "bulldog" clips to keep the mat together rather than putting the picture in the frame. The picture can be framed after the wedding ceremony.

Most couples pick out a nice photo of themselves for this picture/guestbook option, although if there is a formal engagement photo, this is a fantastic way to preserve that photo and show it off to friends and relations. If photos are taken prior to the wedding with the the couple in their wedding attire, you can certainly utilize this photo. Many couples decide to either leave the mat empty or they place a short lived picture in the mat and add a wedding party picture later.

Be sure to possess a nice Sharpie marker handy and position the picture on either a robust easel or on a table where guests are certain to see it.

Another option is in place of providing a picture of the bride and groom to sign, the guests are offered with a photo of themselves! Simply supply a Polaroid camera and designate someone the job of taking pictures of the people staying at the resort as they arrive at the reception. As soon as the picture is dry, supply a Sharpie and they can sign the picture, commentary to the the happy couple or hand draw a silly picture. It may be whatever the guest wants it to be. This is a unique, and personal, method for guests to "sign in" at the wedding ceremony.

Whoever handles the taking of the pictures should also handle putting them in a photo album of some sort. A scrap booker might supply a special memory book with the Polaroid pictures in it, or the pictures can just be placed in a nice album and presented later to the the happy couple.

Many guests don't give a good deal of thought to your guest book. They whiz by the invitee book table more involved with getting their cocktail and hitting the dance floor. If this is a concern, supply a "traveling" guest book. Send each guest something either to sign or decorate before the wedding.

In this "traveling" guest book scenario, the're a number of options. One of the best is to send each guest a tiny piece of paper and ask them to write something meaningful or thoughtful for the the happy couple on it. The pieces of paper are returned before the wedding ( to make sure a better response, provide a self-addressed stamped envelope with the paper) and can be compiled in some meaningful path for the the happy couple and given to them on their wedding day.

If the invitee list is a creative or particularly close group, there is one other alternative that is even more meaningful. Again, in a scrapbook fashion, send each guest a piece of paper to sign or decorate. The paper ought to be the size of a photograph album, so it might be a 6 x 6 piece of paper, an 8 x 8 piece of paper, or even 12 x 12, if the guests are up to that larger size.

In a letter that arrives with the paper, the people staying at the resort are instructed to establish a memory page for the the happy couple. They could include photos, quotes, little anecdotal stories, or combine all of these with stickers or embellishments. It's thoughtful, meaningful and personal and it's a superb way to include guests who may not be in a position to attend the marriage ceremony, but would still like to be a part of it.

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