I previously wrote about the many choices out there for alternative guestbooks. In the end, Mr. T and I decided to do something else. Instead of a traditional guestbook or fingerprint tree or Quaker marriage certificate, our guests will sign this:
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It’s no secret that Mr. T and I love our adopted hometown. We also love our family and friends, so it makes sense to combine the two. We didn’t want a guestbook that would get stuffed in a box or a drawer after the wedding, so a coffee table book that we can display in our living room was the perfect solution.
Did you do a nontraditional guestbook? Did your guestbook display your hometown pride?
this is exactly what we wanted to do! i love it- so much more than an engagement album. we wanted a university of delaware coffee table book. but apparently no such thing exists. siiigh.
i think the top contender right now is a traditional guest book paired with wine bottles to open on our 1st 5th and 10th anniversaries
What an awesome idea!!! Can’t wait to see the pictures after all your guests sign it!
I love this idea, especially since you will be way more likely to have this out and look at it!
What a great idea!
We did a photobook made with our engagement pictures. We currently have it and our wedding album sitting out in our living room and we each occasionally browse through it.
this is a really fun idea! It’s going to be so exciting looking at the book after the wedding and discovering where and what everyone wrote! You’ll probably find new messages each time you open it up!
What an awesome way to combine your love of Chicago and your love of you family and friends! Very cool!
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Mrs. Treasure, Chicago Age and Occupation: 24, Law Student Fiance's Age and Occupation: 28, Equity Analyst Engagement Date: July 30, 2011 Wedding Date: September 2012 Venue: Saint James Chapel at Quigley Prep/Murphy Auditorium About Me: I was born and raised in Indiana, but now live in sweet home Chicago. I'm a third-year law student and aspiring trial lawyer, which means Mr. T never wins an argument. Other than Mr. T, I love singing, exploring the Chicago restaurant scene, and Notre Dame football. We met in a musical (just like my parents!) and after 4 years together, we are excited to be planning our urban "destination" wedding.
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