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50 Unique Wedding Guest Book Ideas

These days, wedding guest books can be so much more than just a collection of your guests' signatures. From prompts that encourage your guests' creativity to customized pieces of art you'll love displaying in your home, these innovative ideas certainly won't just sit around collecting dust after the big day.

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  Plate -154729

  A custom plate makes a wonderful keepsake from your big day.

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  Globe

  Let your guests send messages from around the globe.

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  Books

  Have each guest leave a note by a Bible passage that he or she feels is significant.

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  Books

  Transform a dictionary into a guest book by asking your loved ones to choose a word that makes them think of you, and leave a message incorporating that word.

  Photo Credit: Nancy Cohn Photography

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  Advice

  Gather fun ideas from your guests that'll spice up your weekly date night.

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  Photos

  Display your favorite photos from throughout your relationship; let each guest to choose his or her favorite one to write a message on the back.

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  Hearts

  Drop sweet signed hearts into a shadow box.

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  Initials

  Display this signed monogram proudly in your home after the big day.

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  Mad Libs

  These fill-in-the-blank cards are guaranteed to make you laugh when you read through all of your guests' responses.

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  Cutting Board

  Represent your home state! You'll love pulling this out while entertaining in the years to come.

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  Thumbprints

  Thumbprint guest books are a fun way to have your guests create a piece of art; choose a backdrop that reflects your wedding venue.

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  Advice

  Have your guests fill a birdcage with their words of wisdom.

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  Atlas

  Have your guests decorate the pages of an atlas.

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  Postcards

  Hosting a destination wedding? Gather postcards from the local gift shop and ask your guests to write their well wishes on the back. They'll serve as wonderful keepsakes of your trip together.

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  Typewriter

  Step back in time and ask your guests to type out messages to you on a vintage typewriter.

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  Video

  Take the idea of a photo booth to the next level by creating a video booth instead!

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  String Art

  String art — where a design is made by wrapping thread, string, or wire around nails laid out in the shape you want — turns into a meaningful keepsake when your guests sign their well wishes around your creation.

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  Photo Mat

  Fill a picture frame with a custom graphic that represents your big day, and ask guests to sign their names on the photo mat.

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  Thumbprints

  Let your guests show off their creativity by turning their thumbprints into stick figures.

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  Games

  Make game night more fun with personalized Jenga blocks.

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  Music

  Gather records of your favorite songs for your guests to sign.

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  Polaroids

  Take a DIY approach to the photo booth guest book with Polaroid pictures.

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  Thumbprints

  With a thumbprint guest book, your guests add "leaves" to your tree with ink, then sign by their fingerprints. Using a tree slice for your guest book is perfect for a rustic wedding.

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  Photo Booth

  Photo booths don't just provide your guests with a great favor — they can also be used to make a memorable guest book! Have your booth operator print two copies of each photo strip, and ask your guests to paste one of the strips into a book for you to keep.

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  Books

  Turn an inspiring children's book into a special keepsake.

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  Music

  Perfect for a musical couple, ask your guests to place their messages on a guitar.

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  Wine

  Repurpose empty wine bottles into a "message in a bottle" guest book; guests can choose when they'd like for you to read their message by slipping it into that specific bottle. Then seal off each bottle at the end of the night, and don't open it until that anniversary!

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  Advice

  Set up a photo booth where guests can be photographed with their wedded wisdom.

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  Autograph Book

  Hosting a Disney wedding? Use autograph books (which kids use to collect signatures from Disney characters in the parks) as your guest book.

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  Engagement Photo Book

  Turn yourengagement photos into a keepsake book, filled with plenty of blank spaces for your guests to write messages.

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  Hearts

  Invite each of your guests to leave a hidden message behind a heart.

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  Wishing Tree

  Let your guest book work double duty as wedding décor.

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  Ornaments

  Getting married near the holidays? Decorating your tree with these personalized ornaments year after year will always remind you of your special day.

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  Wine

  You'll love popping the corks on these bottles of wine filled with your guests' signatures on your special anniversaries.

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  Puzzle

  You'll have so much fun putting together this special puzzle filled with your guests' messages!

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  Advice

  Create a "tip jar" to collect advice for a happy marriage.

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  Quilt

  Are you handy with a sewing machine? Give each guest a fabric swatch to write their message, and then sew the patches into a quilt after the wedding.

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  Advice

  Get your guests' creative juices flowing by providing a prompt — place a booklet with a different topic on each table.

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  Wishing Stones

  After the wedding, these personalized stones make a beautiful and touching addition to your home décor — place them in your garden or simply display them in a basin.

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  Bench

  For a guest book that certainly won't sit around hidden in a drawer for decades, have your guests write their messages on a piece of furniture!

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  Wine Corks

  Perfect for a vineyard wedding, gather corks for your guests to sign, and display them in a shadow box.

  Photo Credit:Simply Soltysi/Etsy

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  Surf Board

  Fun for a beach wedding, ask your guests to add their messages to a surf board.

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  Signed Artwork

  Let each guests write his or her name on a leaf.

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  Hearts

  You'll love digging through this stack of wooden hearts filled with warm messages.

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  Card Book

  Keep all of your guests' messages tucked away in an envelope book.

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  Custom Canvas

  Print a custom piece of art on a canvas for your loved ones to sign.

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  Calendar

  Never forget a loved one's birthday again — grab a calendar, and ask guests to write a message on their birthday!

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  Bucket List

  Let your guests help you create a bucket list of things to experience as a married couple.

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  Time Capsule

  Place a booklet on each table that corresponds to the table number, and ask guests to write a message for you to read on that anniversary. No peeking until you hit each milestone!

  Photo Credit: Fuzzy Gerdes

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  Wishing Well

  Ask your guests to drop their wishes for your future into a well.

50 Unique Wedding Guest Book Ideas

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