Wedding guestbook ideas Singapore: 10 alternatives to the signing book
31 October 2026 · The Joymakers Collective
The short answer: The best guestbook is one guests actually use and you actually revisit. Pick one that matches your venue and your crowd, and put it where guests queue anyway, like the entrance or the bar.
10 guestbook ideas
Video guestbook phone
Guests lift a retro receiver and leave a video message.
Polaroid wall
Guests snap a photo, stick it up and write a line beside it.
Wish jar
Folded notes you open on your first anniversary.
Signed artwork
A canvas or print guests sign, ready to frame.
Jigsaw puzzle
Each guest signs a piece; you assemble it later.
Wooden drop box
Guests sign a heart and drop it in the frame.
Globe or map
Guests sign where they flew in from.
Advice cards
One question per card: best marriage advice, date idea.
Recipe cards
Guests write a favourite dish for your new kitchen.
Classic book
Still lovely, best with prompts on each page.
Which one do couples replay?
Written notes are read once. A video message keeps the voice, the laugh and the face, so it is the one you watch again.
The Memory Booth
From $138/day
- 1957-style payphone
- Every video is yours, private by default
Put the guestbook near the entrance or the bar, and ask your emcee to mention it once.
FAQ
Can we have a video guestbook and a book?
Yes. You can use one for messages and the other for signatures.
Who looks after the video guestbook?
It runs on its own with an instruction stand. An on-site attendant is optional at $60 for 2 hours.
Who sees the videos?
Only you. Every video is private by default.
