Guest Book
Wedding Guest Books
Relive your memories of the guests who attended your wedding. The guest book also doubles as an address book so you can easily send your “thank you” cards by using the book as an address book.
Your wedding guest book reflects your personal style. Most people choose a book that matches the color and décor of their wedding day.
Different Styles
The “Vintage Bouquet” guest book is perfect for the wedding and reception that is very large. It will hold over eight hundred signatures. A pretty vintage design of flowers is on the cover of the book. This lovely book will look phenomenal in the couple’s hutch that includes Victorian décor.
The “A Dazzling Beginning” is simply gorgeous in white satin with an ivory band. A brilliant rhinestone brooch will capture everyone’s attention. This book also holds over eight hundred signatures.
The “Formal Affair” is stunning in black and white. The book is bright white with a black grosgrain ribbon and bow. Six hundred guests may sign the wedding couple’s book. This book will look magnificent in the modern living room displayed on the newly wedded couple.
The “Irish Affection” is perfect for the Irish couple or anyone who likes the symbol of the claddagh. With a heart for love, hands intended for friendship and a crown to symbolize loyalty is what the claddagh stands for. The book is satin with a thyme bow and of course the beloved claddagh charm. Six hundred of your closest family and friends are able to sign your wedding guest book.
Maybe you want something different other than the traditional white wedding guest book. If this is the case, how about choosing the “With All My Heart” guest book? The book pops out in bright red with two rhinestone hearts that are intertwined just as the couple in love’s hearts is on this special day. Six hundred guests can share the wedding and reception with you and sign the book.
For the romantic couple the “Once Upon a Time” could not be more perfect. With a resin carriage and horse on the cover of the book to make any dream come true and live happily ever after. Eight hundred of your guests can sign this book.
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Wilton Crystal Look Wedding Day Collection Silver Guest Pen $3.09 WILTON-Guest Pen. Encourage signing the guest book by offering this elegant pen set for your guests to use. It has a silver-colored finish; a clear acrylic base; and black ink. Each package contains one pen set. Imported…. |
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Hortense B. Hewitt Wedding Accessories Sparkling Love Double Heart Silver-Plated Cake Top, 5-1/2-Inch Tall $19.99 What is better than interlocking hearts? Interlocking Hearts with Rhinestones! This cake top will look gorgeous atop your Wedding Cake. Especially designed with those who love Bling in mind! Silver-plated cake top with double heart design and Lovely Rhinestone Accents. |
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