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After seeing this gorgeous AND practical AND sentimental AND fun guestbook idea:
at Vintage Glam and then a million other places, my Lambalicious Planner convinced me that we could make this work at out more-early-20th-century vibed reception.
I wasn’t completely convinced, though. I had to do a trial run.
I thought perhaps the tree would look dead with black and silver leaves. I thought perhaps it wouldn’t fit into the decor of our house after the wedding. Then the light bulb went off! What if I paired it with a lovely black and white photograph from the big day? As soon as I had this thought, I decided I wanted to make this work.
In about 5 minutes, I whipped up this mini prototype. With Crayola markers and black stamp pad, I sloppily wrote our names and then pressed on a few leaves. My Lamb Lover looked on, his chief concern being the ease with which the ink would wash from my thumb.
Good news: The ink washed away with soap and water. I think that a box of baby wipes by the table will be the ticket on the big day, though.
One last staged look at my handiwork:
For the actual print that we’ll be using, I think I’ll be using my bamboo brushes and India ink on watercolor paper. I just have to dig it up from somewhere at the house in Durham. Right… someday I will live in one place for longer than 18 months so that I avoid hassles like this.
Are you opting for a non-traditional guest book?
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