The Guest Book!

I'm thinking of having a guest book for my wedding.
But I'm not sure whether it's a practical thing to do since most of us Malays are not very keen on doing this kind of thing.

Takut jugak kalau aku letak nanti, orang segan/malas pulak nak tulis-tulis.

Lainlah kalau aku buat wedding tu kat hotel.
Of course la orang akan berebut-rebut nak tulis.

Kalau buat kat rumah ni macam bukan budaya orang kita nak letak-letak guest book bagai.

But then, it's a memory for us u know.

It is more than a list of who attended the party.
It is something you and your spouse can treasure the rest of your lives. Just flip through the wedding guest book on your anniversaries, and sweet memories will surely make these days more special than ever.

'btul tak?

So, kawan-kawan semua, silalah tinggalkan tapak kaki kamu dalam guest book kami nanti ya. Sebab seriously mau tau siapa yang sudi singgah waktu kenduri itu. Maklumlah, bukan semua yang datang sempat beramah-mesra dengan pengantin, kan.

By the way, ada sesapa tau kat mana nak carik guest book yang best kat JB nih?
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Ok, here is some tips for handling the guest book, taken from this site.

Well, still not sure to choose a guest book with lines or no lines?

If you expect guests to write all sorts of comments, poems or picture sketches, guest book without lines works best. Choose a blank (unlined) guest book. Having lines on the pages will only make people be more rigid when they have the idea of doodling, pasting in pictures, and writing long messages. Oh, and it is good that you have colored pencils, markers, and plenty of pens are available along with the guest book.

For couples that prefer a more traditional way of writing guest book, i.e. guests just sign their names and a brief comment as they enter the wedding reception, then you should opt for guest books with lines. This will ensure your guestbook is neat on the pages and avoid difficulties for guests to write across a page without slanting up or down.