Guestbook ideas in 10 different ways

1. Polaroid guestbook

A Polaroid guestbook is, of course, the most expensive option—especially if you don’t own a Polaroid camera—but it is becoming an increasingly popular trend in the wedding world.

2. Cork stoppers

3. Jar with hearts

A jar filled with hearts is the simplest and most affordable guestbook option, and you can even make it yourself. You can find an inexpensive jar at stores like Kik, Tedi, Pepco, or craft shops, and you can design the label yourself in Canva and have it printed at a print shop.

4. Vinyl record

For music lovers or fans of vintage vinyl records, this is the ideal guestbook.

5. Hearts in a Box

You can make the heart-themed box yourself for very little money. You can find the materials at arts and crafts stores.

6. Wish slips in a glass jar

You can design and print the slips of paper yourself, and buy the gold container at IKEA or JYSK.

7. Jenga blocks

In Swahili, “Jenga” means “to build.” It is essentially a board game of African origin, but it can also serve as a lovely memento of all the people who helped you build your relationship and celebrate your big day.

8. Puzzles with your photo

9. Globe with signatures

If you have a large globe, you can make a guest book like this yourself. See how here.

10. Wooden frame with hearts

We hope this post has inspired you and helped you find your ideal guest book. If you found this post useful, feel free to leave a comment—we’d love to hear from you! For more inspiration, check out our Pinterest profil.