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I didn't want a boring old guestbook for guests to sign at my reception, so I have a couple of thoughts that I'd like to get some imput on.

1.) Place a cute nautical "photo booth" setup in one corner of my reception room similar to THIS nautical wedding.  Purchase a polaroid camera and film and have someone take photos of guests.  When the photo is taken, the guests are instructed to write a sweet message for us on it and place it on a large framed board or inside a guestbook.

2.) Have a nice shot of the Bride and Groom blown up and have guests sign it as they come in.

What do you think I should do?  Good ideas or do you have other thoughts?

Two ideas from some recent weddings I saw of friends on facebook:

Wishing tree - Pictures attached

or

Chalk Board Pictures - Pictures attached.

I think we are going with the wishing tree!! :)

I really like the guest book tree idea (I want to do it for our rehearsal since the rehearsal group is a better size for it)

http://www.etsy.com/listing/60627813/customized-you-print-guest-book?ref=sr_list_11&ga_search_query=tree+guest+book&ga_search_type=handmade&ga_page=&order=&includes[0]=tags&includes[1]=title&filter[0]=handmade

I also really like the idea of creating prompts for the guests like "what's your best piece of marriage advice?" or "what's your favorite memory of the bride and groom?"  Hopefully those prompts will result in better results than just a list of signatures!

I think both of your ideas are good. Just not sure Polaroid cameras are still available. We looked for them before our wedding as had a similar idea as you for our guest book, and were told Polaroid is no longer made.

I made a scrapbook with pictures through out our dating years, and engagement pictures, and left some pages with blank spaces so guests could sign.

@jtsing:  I was bummed when I found out Polaroid stopped making their old cameras, however if you go to their site now they are re-making the polaroid cameras!  You can now order them in different colors to suit your needs :)

My sister had guests sign wine bottles. They had 4 and plan to open them on their anniversary for the next 4 years.