Fourth, you obviously need a commemorative box that you plant. If
you
use a stamp at the guest book for your guests to put in their
logbook,
you could hide that one after the ceremony.

Fifth, you write your vows in cryptoquip and your future spouse has
to
decode them at the ceremony. (Just kidding)

Sixth, the gifts for the bridesmaids and groomsmen are hidden in the
pockets of people at the reception that they haven't met before.
Give
each member of the bridal party a set of sequential clues (hopefully
embarrasing) that leads them to their present.

Seventh . . . that's all I have for now. We'll leave the rest of the
wedding to the next person.

--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "judithsparky"
wrote:
> Ah, a letterbox wedding. Let's help them plan it.
>
> First, the location of the wedding and/or the reception must be a
> mystery. Your invitation will have the clues.
>
> Second, colors have to be the LbNA colors or your regional colors
if
> they are different.
>
> Third, instead of a guest book, everybody gets to stamp in to the
> event logbook. And they need to use their trail name, of course.
>
> What else?