Design Ideas for a Binder-Type "Guest Book Cover" That You May Not Use But Want to Have Ready♡

The Binder-Type Guest Book is Popular

When receiving guests at weddings, they are asked to write their names in a "guest book."

Recently, it's common to omit the address, and many brides seem to be using simple binder-type guest books that allow for sheets of paper to be inserted.

What is the Design of the Guest Book "Cover"?

This binder-type guest book features a simple design with just lines, but it seems more brides are preparing a "cover" nowadays.

Since guests write their names right away at the reception, a cover isn't absolutely necessary, but it has its advantages:

☑ You can arrange a simple guest book with a cover

☑ It can be placed for photos in the welcome space (without guests' personal information appearing in the pictures)

☑ It's easier to store after the wedding

These benefits make it worthwhile to consider having one!

Here are some guest book cover designs to introduce♡

Design 1 of the Guest Book Cover

A simple guest book featuring the names of the bride and groom along with the wedding date. The name is styled with a calligraphy-like font, giving it a chic look.

Design 2 of the Guest Book Cover

A design that catches the eye with large letters reading "Guest book." Using the same font for the inside pages creates a cohesive feel.

Design 3 of the Guest Book Cover

Brides who love Disney prepared a cover featuring Mickey and Minnie! It's made from craft paper, which is perfect for a natural wedding.

Design 4 of the Guest Book Cover

An elegant calligraphy-style font paired with a large ribbon. Make sure to tie the ribbon after guests write their names so it's easy to write on!

Design 5 of the Guest Book Cover

Here’s a cover divided for the bride and groom.

Design 6 of the Guest Book Cover

An elegant cover focusing on the date of the wedding. Including the couple's wedding logo would be a wonderful touch!

Design 7 of the Guest Book Cover

A design divided for the bride and groom, with the square colors as a focal point.

Design 8 of the Guest Book Cover

A stylish guest book cover with a wave design. Matching it with other paper items is also lovely.

Design 9 of the Guest Book Cover

A cover featuring a cursive font reminiscent of calligraphy with floral illustrations. The couple took care to divide the paper colors into white and off-white.

Design 10 of the Guest Book Cover

A vibrant cover with a gilded illustration of the bride and groom. It's a cute cover that you'll want to display in your new home.

Design 11 of the Guest Book Cover

A stylish guest book that looks like a chic store brochure.

Design 12 of the Guest Book Cover

A guest book focused on the couple's names. It has an original touch!

Design 13 of the Guest Book Cover

A cute guest book featuring the bride and groom in a wedding car.

Design 14 of the Guest Book Cover

An innovative and lovely idea is to use a pre-wedding photo as the guest book cover! Try designing it like a welcome board.

Design 15 of the Guest Book Cover

A simple guest book with a framed design. Its simplicity makes it likely to suit any wedding.

Design 16 of the Guest Book Cover

A guest book featuring a pencil illustration as a highlight. It's perfect for those who appreciate an antique vibe.

Let's Prepare a "Cover" for the Guest Book

We have introduced various designs of the binder-type guest book covers.

Although it’s rare to showcase the cover during the ceremony, having one prepared adds a sense of cohesion and makes it clear to keep as a memento.

If you're making your own guest book, be sure to pay attention to the design of the cover as well!

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