Write On Riot’s customizable wedding reception Wish Cards pack fun flair as guests become a part of the party. First everyone fills in the blanks to statements by writing something more unique than, “I wish you the best!” (Think MadLibs: The cards are specially crafted to encourage creativity.) Then guests can break the ice with each other by sharing their funny answers. And with all the sweet sentiments, newlyweds find the cards more memorable than a guest book.
Owner Rob Dalton says the cards are great for inside jokes, and the company he started with his wife Debbie even started with a laugh: Their daughter Claire made a T-shirt that she wore to high school graduation parties—it, too, was fill-in-the-blank about everything from her summer job to the college she’s attending and her planned major.
