Semikolon guest books
Semikolon Guestbook Moss€39.95 €33.02
Semikolon has been making albums, diaries and guest books since 1988 and is now part of the German Leuchtturm group. Every guest book is made by hand and sewn with traditional thread stitching. The cover is wrapped in fine book linen that wipes clean with a damp cloth if it picks up a light mark.
Each Semikolon guest book holds 180 blank pages of Swedish Munken fine paper at 115 gram, in a format of 25 by 23 centimetres. The paper is acid-free and lasts for years. The pages are completely blank, without lines, so your guests can write a wish, add a drawing or paste in a photo. A bookmark is included. You will find the guest book in the Classic, the slimmer Slim and the Wedding Edition in Chamois, plus a Metallic Edition in Champagne, Bronze and Blue. Calm tones like Marine, Forest, Moss and Burgundy sit alongside brighter colours such as Flamingo, Orange and Lava Stone.
A guest book is a classic gift for a wedding, but it works just as well at a reception, a christening or a farewell. If you want to complete the set, we also stock the matching Semikolon Photo Album. The full brand range is on the Semikolon brand page.
Frequently asked questions about Semikolon guest books
Are the pages of a Semikolon guest book blank or lined?
The pages are completely blank, without lines. Each guest book holds 180 pages of Swedish Munken fine paper at 115 gram. This gives your guests all the freedom to write a wish, make a drawing or paste in a photo.
Which Semikolon guest book suits a wedding best?
For a wedding the Wedding Edition in the warm shade Chamois is the classic choice. If you prefer a colour that matches the theme of the day, the Classic comes in shades like Marine, Forest and Burgundy. The Slim is a narrower and lighter version for a smaller gathering.
Can I use a Semikolon guest book as a reception book?
Yes. The blank pages are perfect for a reception, anniversary or farewell, where guests leave a message or a photo. The 25 by 23 centimetre format sits nicely on the welcome table.