Fingerprint Tree Print With Personalised Wedding Message

A lovely colourful and personalised print of a wedding tree that you ask everybody at your reception to add their finger or thumb print to! You get a coloured ink pad of your choice with your print but you can add another one to make the print look even prettier when its finished. Fingerprint tree is printed on high quality A4 watercolour paper. Dimensions of A4 paper is 297 x 210 mm. The style of font used for bride and groom's names on the wedding tree  is called 'colonna mt' and the date is 'bradley hand itc' font.

Then all you have to do is frame it, hang it on your wall and then you have a stunning and really unique keepsake of your wedding day.

The print is UNFRAMED and will be despatched in a stylish gift pack together with instructions an a sample completed tree.  The frame used for the purpose of the photograph was Ikea's RIBBA frame.
 

Top tips to make a great fingerprint tree: The fingertip should be placed on the inkpad and then pressed flat on to the paper. It doesn’t really matter which finger is used or where it is started although we would suggest starting with the ends of each branch. We recommend that you hand write everybody's name to it as they add their print or get someone to do this for you so that hand writing stays the same.

You can experiment with the inkpad before the event to give an idea of the end result as the inkpad will not dry up unless the top is left off.

There is room for up to 100 prints on your fingerprint tree. For prints over 50 you may want to ask guests to use their little finger to ensure there is enough room. One inkpad will be enough for 80 prints but we always recommend you have spare.
 

"Loved this product, I got it as a suprise gift for the Bride, it turned out beautifully!! Really easy to use, I agree that litle fingers are best though as the leaves look far more delicate."
lauren - May 2012

"This went down a storm at my wedding at the weekend (5.11.11). All the guests wanted a go. I would definitely recommend using the forefinger rather than the thumb as the 'leaves' look smaller and can fit more on the tree!"
Amanda - Nov 2011

"This was great present. The bride and groom loved it. was very easy to use and looked fantastic."
Pauline - Jan 2012