Looking for a unique and fun way to collect well-wishes from your wedding guests? Wedding guest books are a great way to capture the memories of your special day. But why not do something different? Here are 7 unique and fun ideas that will make your wedding even more memorable and stand out from the crowd.

I love different and unique ideas, like these. They get your guests talking and involved. They set a great mood, and get people talking. Everyone tries to come up with the best ideas or fun suggestions for the newlyweds.

1. Advice coasters

(Hortense B. Hewitt Wood Grain Design Words of Advice Coasters, set of 25 amazon.com)

Instead of having a guestbook at a table outside, put these coasters on the tables. Have the MC announce it during the reception, and request guests to fill them out for the newlyweds. You can then take them home as keepsakes.

2. Shadowbox display

(Ginger Ray Boho Drop Top wooden frame amazon.com)

A shadowbox display with some blank heart-shaped wood slices discs. Guests are to sign and drop in the shadowbox. You can choose to have small personalized mason jars on each table and spread the discs across the table. Pick one spot to display the shadowbox, and have guests drop the disks in after signing them.

3. Holiday decor

How about planning ahead? Think of starting a Christmas tradition for your family. Look for meaningful and heartwarming decorations to hang together on your first Christmas. Here’s one simple yet beautiful idea for those weddings scheduled right before or during the holiday season. Get ball ornaments of your choice and some Sharpie fine-point paint markers. Have your guests write congratulatory messages and heartwarming wishes.

4. Date night inspiration jar

(Etsy.com)

The wedding fever is over, life has returned to its usual routine and you start looking for fun date ideas. Where to go, what to explore, etc. How about drawing an inspiration from the “date jar”? Have your guests suggest places and activities you could do as a couple and have fun!

5. Wedding wishing Tree

(bridalguide.com)

You can also double up on your guest book’s duty by letting it serve as wedding décor. Get tags for your guests to leave their messages on and hang them up on the tree. A nice manzanita tree in white, gold or silver will be perfect for this.

6. A scavenger hunt guest book

This is a fun and interactive way to get your guests involved in your wedding. Hide clues around your wedding venue, and have your guests follow the clues to find their way to the guest book. You can then give your guests prizes for completing the scavenger hunt.

7. A map guest book

This is a unique way to show your guests where you’ve been together. Have your guests sign and date a map of the world, and then add pins to the places you’ve visited together. You can then display the map in your home as a reminder of your travels.