Funeral Guest Book X7 Black Review

He did his job, but did not lie down smoothly, so it was difficult for the guests to sign. When the funeral was over, the spine was quite cracked. Disappointed it won't be a good keepsake. A perfect example of you get what you pay for. Decide how important this is to you before you buy it.

I like the classic style of this scrapbook. The paper is just right, not flimsy. It does exactly what you need at a very good price. The clear and simple design makes it suitable for all occasions. If you need it, I advise you to buy this one. Arrived quickly and in excellent condition.

I had to attend to my dad's funeral and it's so easy to just say yes to a funeral home that does it all but if you stop and Catch your breath, you can order your home and save hundreds of dollars, and that can make a big difference. This book is the same as what I would get from a funeral home.

I was very happy with the product. It was just as advertised. The quality was good. Shipping material was not good. I live in an area where my mailbox is in a public office. The holes are small. The postman stuffed the package, not paying attention to possible damage to the goods. It wasn't your fault, but maybe different packaging would have better protected the damaged corners.

I was commissioned to find a guest book for my father's funeral. My mother's only request was to find a place for guests to leave their address so she could send thank-you letters. This one was one of the few that had it. It was a little smaller than I expected (but it was my fault for not checking the exact measurements). But my mom was okay with that because she can now keep it on a regular sized bookshelf and doesn't have a big bulky book that's hard to find a place for. Overall I am…

I purchased this guest book for my brother's funeral and it was just what my family and I wanted. Sleek and classic, with places for mourners to give us their addresses (especially great since the funeral home provided free thank you cards). A few things to note: 1) This 9" x 7" book is smaller than average. laptop.2) Others have mentioned shipping damage. I had no problems but I ordered several items with it so everything came boxed. This can help keep it safe.

I bought these for my father's review. The only reason my mom agreed to get them was because we convinced her that people would put their address, which would help when we started writing thank you's. Well, in a hurry to adjust to the ministry and not paying attention, we opened the book to the first page and pursued other matters. What we didn't realize until after the service was that the first few pages only asked for names, not addresses! I looked at several options and settled on this one…

I was commissioned to find a guest book for my father's funeral. My mother's only request was to find a place for guests to leave their address so she could send thank-you letters. This one was one of the few that had it. It was a little smaller than I expected (but it was my fault for not checking the exact measurements). But my mom was okay with that because now she can keep it on a regular sized bookshelf and doesn't have a big bulky book that's hard to find a place for. Overall I am…

I bought this book for my brother's wake and it was just what my family and I wanted. Sleek and classic, with places for mourners to give us their addresses (especially great since the funeral home provided free thank you cards). A few things to note: 1) This book is 9" x 7" smaller than the average laptop 2) Others have mentioned shipping damage. I had no problems but I ordered several items with it so everything came boxed. This can help keep it safe.

I bought these for my father's review. The only reason my mother agreed to get them was because we convinced her that people would put their address, which would help when we started writing thank you's. Well, in a hurry to adjust to the ministry and not paying attention, we opened the book to the first page and went on to other things. What we didn't realize by the end of the service was that the first few pages only asked for names, not addresses! I looked at several options and settled on…