1. The Guests
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Have each guest draw themselves as a fun keepsake. You can frame it, print it on your thank you cards or a tea towel, as a fun keepsake.
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Take Polaroids of each guest to save in a photo album to remember all the people who were there to support you on your day.
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Create a letter box where guests can leave handwritten notes, maybe marriage tips, notes for the bride and groom, or just a little letter of congratulations!
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Set up a guest book for the guests to share messages and memories.
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Ask guests to record short video messages throughout the day.
2. The Letters & Feelings
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Write letters to each other to read on the morning of the wedding.
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Write a letter together for your future selves to open years later.
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Write down exactly how you felt throughout the day, and save the special little details.
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Give each guest a handwritten note, telling them how much they mean to you, to read when they sit down to eat.
3. The Moments
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Have camcorders available for guests to record the day from their point of view, for a more organic video alongside your professional photography.
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Hire a wedding painter to capture a special moment live (eg. first kiss or first dance).
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Create a shared Google Drive for guests to upload their photos and videos.
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Place disposable film cameras on each table to get candid photos of you and your guests.
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Capture the little details before the day begins — flowers, decor, stationery, and table settings.
4. What to Save
- The cork from your first cheers as Mr & Mrs.
- Your vows and order of service.
- His bow tie and pocket square.
- Your bouquet and boutonniere.
- Your wedding shoes and jewellery.
- Handwritten cards and notes from the day.
- Your wedding perfume or aftershave.
- Cake topper, place cards and menus.
- Your veil, hair accessories, or cufflinks.
- Confetti from the ceremony exit.
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Where to save them:
- In your memory case and wedding keepsake bagset