Guest Books Are Boring

Whenever I see a guest book, my first reaction is - who died? For a funeral, it makes sense. Nobody sends out invitations to a funeral so you gotta know who showed. But who really goes back to read a book full of signatures and half-drunk wedding advice? If I was into credit card fraud, maybe. So do you ditch the idea completely? After seeing this new spin on an old tradition, I'm thinking guest books may finally be evolving into something more valuable than a high school yearbook. At least my yearbooks had pictures, and that's the simple concept behind Polaroid Photo Guest Book. You couple this book with a pen and a Polaroid camera, and your guests basically have all of the tools they need to completely embarrass themselves, forever. Perrrrrrfect! If you're looking for lasting value in a guest book, I think this may be it. Albums cost $59.95, holds 30 photos, accommodates about 60-65 guests, covered in Japanese cloth with archival pages. Camera not included.