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Sherry
Dedicated August 2018

Is a guest book necessary

Sherry, on May 28, 2018 at 10:26 PM

Posted in Wedding Reception 23

We are getting married in August and this is a second wedding for both of us. We are skipping a lot of the "traditional" things. I wasn't planning on having a guest book at all, but is that weird? Rude? Or no big deal?

We are getting married in August and this is a second wedding for both of us. We are skipping a lot of the "traditional" things. I wasn't planning on having a guest book at all, but is that weird? Rude? Or no big deal?

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  • PBiazinha
    VIP May 2018
    PBiazinha ·
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    You don't need one if you don't want it! It is absolutely not mandatory for weddings.

    We end up going for two types lol (I originally wanted none).

    We did a message in a bottle (beach wedding) which we plan to open maybe next year, and a guest book I got done through shutterfly (super cheap using a groupon).

    I have to tell, I was so happy we did it! It was so much fun opening the guest book the morning after the wedding and reading the messages from our loved ones.


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  • Summer
    Super August 2018
    Summer ·
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    Definitely not needed, I don't think anyone would miss it. But if you want to do something simple, I recently saw a couple print a large photo from their engagement session with some white border around and had people sign that to frame for their home. There's also a lot of other simple options if you feel like doing it last minute.

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  • K
    Kristine ·
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    It's fine. You will know who came to your wedding and that's all you need. Just got someone to sign their name in a book and then the book will just collect dust and one day someone will throw the book away. No need. You will kn ok w who cares and who came
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