Do people do both? One versus the other?? Which one did you choose & why???
LnP2003
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i'm doing the platter.... this way, it's something that will be displayed always & won't be a dust collector in the back of a closet!
MarcellaBella
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I'm not doing either.. I think it's usually a waste, unless you have someone in charge to make sure people sign either or..
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if you had to decide between the 2, I'd go with it for the same reasons LP said AND that I feel that the whole guestbook thing is morbid in a way.. reminds me of those guest books at funerals you sign in..
HappyEverAfter
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We will probably do a platter, or a photo mat, as we want to be able to display it after the wedding.
Betty
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I am not doing either. However if I were too do one it would be the platter. I don't really like the sign in books for the same reason as MarcellaBella (JMO)
guest books are not morbid IMO...guestbooks are very traditional and a very historical way of showing who was in attendance...they are not exclusively for funerals...
I so like the idea of a sign in platter...b/c you can display it...but we chose to do a poloroid guestbook...we asked people in our invites to bring a picture of them and the bride and/or groom to the wedding and put it in the guestbook...for the people that didn't we put a poloroid near the book so that they could take a picture of themselves and include it with their signiture...
although I love the way it turned out...it is sitting on our bookshelf...but I do crack it open every so often to look at the picture people brought/took...
MarcellaBella
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yabbobay: REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELAX..
Julybaby
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We just got our sign-in platter this weekend. It's easier to display a sign-in platter than a guest book, IMO.