Dictionary Guest Book

You know how much I love unique guest books! I came across this one and had to share it with all of you!

Dictionary Guest Book via MyWedding
Guests signed their names by finding words in the dictionary that described the bride and groom. How much fun is this?! Imagine how creative your guests can be with the entire dictionary at their disposal!

They called it "Defining Moments" - isn't that the perfect phrase to use on a sign for guests by the book?

This would be so much fun to use as your family dictionary. You'd stumble across new things every time you used it. 

What words would you pick out to describe your fiance? 


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