An extra print for the book
With compatible printed booths, an additional copy can be used for the scrapbook so guests still keep their own photo.
A good guest book setup gives you more than signatures. It captures photos, messages and voices from the people there on the night.
With a printed booth, guests can keep a copy and an extra print can go into the guest book with a message. That gives the couple a physical keepsake from the reception rather than a book of names they barely remember later.
Photo strip layouts and postcard-style prints feel different. Strip prints are quick, fun and familiar. Larger prints can show off the template, branding or wedding styling more clearly.
A written guest book is great for short messages beside photos. An audio guest book captures voices, laughter and personalities. They work well together because they do not duplicate the same memory.
A blank scrapbook and a pile of pens can easily be ignored once the dance floor gets busy. The managed service connects the book directly to the photo booth experience.
With compatible printed booths, an additional copy can be used for the scrapbook so guests still keep their own photo.
The black scrapbook is supplied with metallic pens and the materials needed to build the pages during the event.
Your photographer captures the polished day. The booth guest book captures the people who were laughing, dancing and getting progressively less sensible later in the evening.
| Photo guest book | Audio guest book | |
|---|---|---|
| What you keep | Printed photographs and handwritten messages | Digital voice recordings |
| Best with | A compatible printed photo booth | Any wedding or milestone event |
| Guest experience | Take photos, add a print, write a message | Pick up the phone and leave a message after the tone |
| Why choose it | You want a physical book to take home | You want to hear people's actual voices afterwards |
You can also use both if you want the visual scrapbook and the voice messages to capture different sides of the same night.
Most weddings, parties and standard one-day corporate events can use live availability. Bespoke, branded, multi-day or high-volume events should use the corporate brief form.