Handbound keepsake books

Words worth keeping forever.

Personalised wedding guest books and christening albums — handmade in Lithuania by a mother and her son, and shipped worldwide. One book at a time.

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Hands making a book in the studio

Every book leaves the studio wrapped by hand.

— Jurgita, founder

Made by hand

Designed & made in Lithuania

Yours to personalise

Names, date & cover colour

Made to order

Inner pages created for you

Ships worldwide

Wrapped by hand, tracked post

The collection

Made to be handed down

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How it's made

Three steps, entirely by hand

01

Choose your cover

Velvet or velour fabric in the colour you like — the Orchids book adds gold detailing. The cover carries only your names and the date.

02

We build the inside with you

After you order, we send a list of questionnaire questions so you can pick your favourites. The inner pages are created individually for your book.

03

Add your extras

Optional printed pages, a crossword about the newlyweds, photos, or a grandparents' page — and a matching velvet keepsake box for christenings.

Our story

A mother, a son, and a very small studio.

We are a family workshop in Lithuania. Jurgita, the mother, designs and makes every book by hand — choosing the covers, binding the pages, and finishing each keepsake box. Her son Nojus, still a teenager, looks after the shop, the packaging and getting your parcel safely on its way.

Nothing is outsourced, and nothing leaves the workshop until it's right. From our small studio, each book is wrapped by hand and shipped worldwide.

Jurgita & Nojus
Studio detail
Kind words
“Our wedding guest book arrived wrapped in tissue with a handwritten note. We still read our guests' wishes every anniversary.”

Amara & Joel · Melbourne, AU

“You can feel that a person made this. The gold detailing was exactly the shade I hoped for. Worth every penny.”

Priya Devan · Copenhagen, DK

“Ordered the christening album for our son. It shipped all the way to Canada beautifully boxed. It'll be passed down, no question.”

Thomas Reid · Toronto, CA