Dueling Guestbooks

Ah Trendy guestbooks, how I love you so much more than awkwardly worded guestbooks of yore. I think I actually wrote "Good luck on your marriage" in one once because I was baffled as to what I should write. I really don't want any of that awkwardness in our guestbook. So here is a summary of  less-wordy guestbook trends.

In leiu of the older Polaroid Guestbooks, there's a new camera that's more budget friendly with film that is still in production. It's the Fujifilm Instax 210 Instant Film Camera it's about $75 on www.bhphotovideo.com and the film is only $15/20sheets. (Major plus: it's not pricey expired Polaroid film)

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I found this idea on the Bridal Inquirer Blog, it's like those funny kindergarten sheets you would do about your favorite color, pet, family etc. that would ask you to draw it. Go ahead have a look...

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No, that's not it! Though it is the most adorable picture ever, I don't think I was that good in kindergarten. Below is the real thing, it asks you questions about the couple and asks you to draw a picture of yourself. I think this would be a sweet idea teachers getting married. You can buy these here but I bet it wouldn't be hard to replicate. 

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Then there's a little more modern idea, a play on the family tree, that I found featured on Weddingbee by Miss Lamb. 

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How can I possibly choose only one? What I'm thinking of doing is making a tree for everyone to "print" at the rehearsal dinner and then doing the instant film for all the guests at the wedding. Are two guestbooks too much?  What do you think?