Guestbook - Question for DIY Pages

[adias.angel]

While I was reading the thread on creative guestbooks I saw something mentioned I had not seen in other templates before.

 

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Originally Posted by townie princess you get a sheet printed with questions on it for your guests to fill out....   You could ask questions like "how many kids do you think they'll have" or "where will they be living in 10 years" or just ask for advice.

So I love the idea of the questions to add to pages in our scrapbook. These would be great to read in 5 or 10 years and laugh about the answers. So can you ladies help me think up some questions? I am drawing a total blank. Thanks Carla

[becks]

Mine were really generic. (see below)

 

 

I've seen some really cute ones like:

 

- what will they name their kids/pets

- how many kids/pets

- what city/town/neighborhood will they end up living in

- what will be the birthdate of their firstborn

- what will Bob get Susan for their 5th anniversary

stuff like that...

[Kathie]

Will they get along with the in-laws?

[Anna83]

I really like the page that Becks did. I am wondering if you give those to your guests to fill out, when would you do it?

[Mrs D To Be!]

ya no I was reading that thread too...and would love love love help making up a list of random questions to ask guests!....my favourite would have to be....do you think they will still be together on 30 years!! ooohhh nasty!

[townie princess]

Wow, I must have been surfing the net so much recently that all the sites are mixed up in my head!

 

I really gotta start writing stuff down.

[townie princess]

Here's the link where I got the idea

 

Welcome to the Guestbook Store! Guestbooks for Every Occasion!

 

I plan to put small easels on each table with some pens or crayons, my sheets will be 8" x 8" (25 cents each at Michaels!) and then have the guests put them in a binder when they're done. That way everyone can look over everyone's responses.

 

I might put some extras out incase someone messes up big time, or if little ones scribble all over them.

[rodent]

We did a photobook guestbook that guests wrote in. we passed it around during dinner. It looked like people enjoyed flipping through it. I loved reading the comments. they made me so happy. we got several "thank you for including us" and "thanks for planning a great vacation." That meant a lot to me.

 

anyway, my point is that with a small group you could possibly do it during dinner.

[adias.angel]

Here are a couple I found from the Knot in case anyone else is thinking of doing this.

 

* How did you first meet the bride and groom?

 

* When did you know they were in love?

 

* What's the secret to a great marriage?

 

* Can you share a funny memory about the bride and/or the groom?