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By Louise Baltruschat Hollis
I love the fingerprint tree as a beautiful wedding guest book idea. I’m guessing you do too, as you are here looking for a free fingerprint tree template, well you are in luck!
I decided to create this fingerprint tree, to help you save money as well as get organised for the big day.
The tree is hand drawn by me on Procreate and I have created the following downloads for you:
You can use any of these to edit and download your print. Hooray!
1. Download and edit your fingerprint tree template to your chosen wording, font and text colour.
You could write a cute phrase, include your names or your wedding date. The choice is yours!
2. Print your template. Be sure to have the right size for your printer, A3 is best for enough space on your thumbprint tree.
Also make sure to use amazing quality paper and ink, so that they last the test of time.
3. Set up your guest book table and get some great quality ink stamps at the ready.
Think about your colour theme as well as the size/quantity of ink you may need.
4. Guests can now start adding their finger/thumbprints to your print.
You could also ask your guests to carefully add their names to their print with a pen.
📌 Top tip - be sure to delegate someone on your wedding day to ensure all your guests take part!
5. After the wedding, carefully frame your fingerprint tree to keep it safe and hang it on your wall. Viola!
If you are wondering what a fingerprint tree is. It’s a gorgeous way to bring together guests at a wedding or event to mark their attendance and create a lasting memory. Fingerprint trees are ideal for a guest book as a unique and beautiful piece of artwork to hang in your home.
I hope that you find this free fingerprint tree printable helpful and I’d love to see your final pieces. Please do email or DM/tag me on Instagram so I can see/reshare!
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