"9 Cute Examples of Binder-style 'Guest Books' to Inspire Your Design♡"

What kind of design for a binder-style guest book?

Guest books can be book-type that come in booklet form or card-type where each person writes on a separate card. However, recently the "binder type," where guests write their names on a single sheet of paper, has become mainstream.

Since you only need to prepare the binder and the paper inside, it doesn’t take up much space, and it is popular for being stylish and easy to write on.

What design does the paper for the guest book in the binder have?

Binder Guest Book Design 1

A guest book using a Penko binder.

You can have up to 8 names and addresses per page.

It looks simple and stylish, like a wedding abroad.

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Binder Guest Book Design 2

This is a guest book that only requires names.

Each sheet can accommodate about 16 to 20 guests.

Having just names helps to avoid crowding at the reception.

Binder Guest Book Design 3

The bride has included a pre-wedding photo of the couple on the cover of the binder.

Although guests may not see the cover much, it makes you want to keep it as a cherished item.

Binder Guest Book Design 4

This is also a guest book with a cover.

The cover simply says "Wedding guestbook," and the inside features a stylish illustration of the bride and groom.

Binder Guest Book Design 5

A guest book with a stylish date of the wedding.

It might be lovely to match the design with other paper items like invitations, place cards, and seating charts.

Binder Guest Book Design 6

A guest book featuring an illustration of the bride and groom on a swing.

Interestingly, this illustration was drawn by the mother-in-law!

Using your mother-in-law's illustration for the guest book is wonderful.

Binder Guest Book Design 7

The upper half showcases calligraphy like a welcome board, while the lower half serves as a space for guests to write their names.

Although the cover isn't very visible, designing the upper half like a cover allows all guests to see it.

Binder Guest Book Design 8

A design where the top of the guest book is labeled "Groom guest" and "Bride guest."

If there are no common friends, you can separate the lists, but if there are many mutual friends, it's fine not to separate them.

Binder Guest Book Design 9

A rare style that uses the binder horizontally.

Using it horizontally allows for more guest names to be written on a single sheet.

This binder is said to be purchased from a 100 yen store.

Let's create a binder-style guest book!

The binder-style guest book is characterized by its simplicity and style.

Binders can be found at 100 yen shops, and popular ones from Penko are around 700 yen.

You can design and print the paper yourself using Word or similar software for a fairly inexpensive handmade option.

Brides who are unsure about what guest book to choose should consider the binder style as an option!