Guest Book Table Styling
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Guest Book Table Styling
Guest book table styling is one of those tiny details that can add another sweet corner to your wedding or celebration. With In the Booth, a guest book package is included with all private events at no additional cost. We also can include a small table specially designed to hold your guest book and prop kit. However, many of our customers choose to designate their own guest book table in conjunction with their stylist or venue.
A FAQ we receive is “will a guest book table be provided?” The answer is yes, we always have our kit ready. In the Booth customers can let us know via their client portal if they would like to make use of our table, or have their venue provide one. Whichever your preference, your attendant will be on hand to ensure it’s looking inviting and ready for your guests to create some photo booth magic!
Location, location, location
The location of your table is important. It should be in close proximity to the booth, but not direct in the way of guest traffic. Your attendant will ensure guests know where to find the guest book, but obviously having it closer to the booth will help this flow naturally.
Space is at a premium
Your photo booth guest book is a busy area at your celebration. The table shouldn’t be too small as several guests will be trying to write in the book, replace props and have a gander all at once! We understand function space is at a premium which is why we find a happy medium is 1200mm x 600mm.
Let there be light
Your guests will need enough light to be able to write their message. Consider allowing space for the guest book table under a downlight or wall sconce at your venue. If you’re using mini table lamps in your styling, allocate one for the guest book table as this will ensure the guest book table perfectly matches your theme.
A solid surface
You don’t want your table to be wobbly with guests trying to write. Make sure your guest book table is solid. Folding tables often require additional bracing due to guests pushing down on the middle.
Add some florals
If your florist is preparing bouquets for your guest tables, consider counting one for the guest book area as well. This will bring your wedding style over to the booth. A matching tablecloth or even a napkin used as a small table runner also incorporates your colours.
Hold my beer!
Drinks aren’t permitted in the photo booth for safety reasons – excited guests, liquids and a bride’s dress do not mix! Your attendant will politely ask guests to leave their drinks outside the booth. A dry bar or similar is preferred to avoid any spillages.
