Audio guest book hire
A vintage-style telephone that records your guests' voices, posted anywhere in Australia with free shipping both ways and a private online guestbook to keep every message.
What you're hiring
The centrepiece is a restored vintage-style telephone that records a message whenever a guest lifts the handset. Guests use a familiar object instead of scanning a code or downloading an app, which is why participation tends to be high across every age group at an event.
It arrives charged and configured for your date. There is nothing to plug in, nothing to pair and nobody to staff it.
Every hire includes
The phone, in your colour
Choose the colour that suits your styling. Every colour is the same price.
Free shipping both ways
Posted anywhere in Australia and returned in the same box, at no extra cost.
Your own greeting
Record the message guests hear when they pick up, in your own voice.
Printable signage
Free table signage so guests know what to do without being told.
A private online guestbook
Every recording, uploaded after the event and playable on any device.
Downloads and sharing
Rename each message, download the files and share them with whoever you like.
What it costs
$450 per hire, every colour
10 colours to choose from
One price for every colour, with delivery and return included. There is no per-message fee and no charge to download your recordings.
Gift cards and the dial-in add-on are priced separately on the booking page.
Who it suits
Audio guest books work best when you care more about how people sounded than what they wrote.
- Weddings, where guests you barely get to speak to can say something properly
- Milestone birthdays, where the stories are the point
- Baby showers and engagements, where messages are for someone to hear later
- Corporate events and farewells, where a room full of colleagues can each leave a word
How to book
- 1Check your event date is available and choose a colour.
- 2Check out online. We hold that phone for your date.
- 3Record your greeting before the event.
- 4The phone arrives, you set it on a table, and your guests do the rest.