A custom printed playing card guest book is a unique alternative to traditional guest book signing. Printed with the “Timeless Snapshot” photo design on the front, you can upload a picture and complete the personalization with additional custom text like the couple’s names, last name, the event date, or a short message. On the reverse side, the numbers and suit are located in the top left and bottom right corners like a traditional deck, but the center is blank. Instead of signing their names register-style in a book, guests can write a nice message that replaces the standard club, heart, spade, and diamond suit symbols. The idea is especially cute if the bride and groom love board games, and it's part of their story. After the wedding, the bride and groom can use the cards on game night for poker, Go Fish with the family, or keep the special signed deck in a display box as a memento. The coated paper cardstock cards are standard bridge size but aren't intended for official gaming. Because of the coating on the paper certain types of pens work better than others. A ballpoint or fine-line Sharpie is recommended for clear writing that won’t smudge. Other gel or water-soluble pens won’t absorb into the cards and dry properly, which causes the ink to smear. Each 52-card deck of playing cards comes with a clear plastic case to keep them secure. You can throw the pack of cards in a drawer or into your bag and know they will stay undamaged, and you won't lose any of the cards.
A custom printed playing card guest book is a unique alternative to traditional guest book signing. Printed with the “Timeless Snapshot” photo design on the front, you can upload a picture and complete the personalization with additional custom text like the couple’s names, last name, the event date, or a short message. On the reverse side, the numbers and suit are located in the top left and bottom right corners like a traditional deck, but the center is blank. Instead of signing their names register-style in a book, guests can write a nice message that replaces the standard club, heart, spade, and diamond suit symbols. The idea is especially cute if the bride and groom love board games, and it's part of their story. After the wedding, the bride and groom can use the cards on game night for poker, Go Fish with the family, or keep the special signed deck in a display box as a memento. The coated paper cardstock cards are standard bridge size but aren't intended for official gaming. Because of the coating on the paper certain types of pens work better than others. A ballpoint or fine-line Sharpie is recommended for clear writing that won’t smudge. Other gel or water-soluble pens won’t absorb into the cards and dry properly, which causes the ink to smear. Each 52-card deck of playing cards comes with a clear plastic case to keep them secure. You can throw the pack of cards in a drawer or into your bag and know they will stay undamaged, and you won't lose any of the cards.
