Turn bridal shower recipe cards into a recipe book
Ask each guest to bring a favorite recipe to the bridal shower. Afterward, photograph the cards and turn them into a finished recipe book for the couple to keep.
Upload one card at a time. Photos uploaded together are read as one recipe, like the front and back of a card.

How to make a bridal shower recipe book
- 1
Collect a recipe from every guest
Ask guests to bring a favorite recipe on a card, printed sheet, or handwritten note. You can also have blank recipe cards ready at the shower.
- 2
Photograph the cards
Take a clear photo or scan of each recipe after the shower. RecipePrinter reads the handwriting and turns each card into ingredients and instructions you can review.
- 3
Build the book
Add each recipe to the cookbook, organize them into chapters, and make any edits you need. Add a cover with the couple's names, wedding date, or a short dedication.
- 4
Print it and give it
Export the finished cookbook as a PDF and print it at home or with the printer of your choice. You can keep editing the cookbook if more recipes come in later.
Handwriting becomes a typed recipe
Every guest writes differently. RecipePrinter can turn handwritten recipes into clean, editable text, so you don't have to retype every ingredient and step yourself.
Read it through with the original card beside you, and change anything you want right on the page.

A cookbook made for the two of them
Make the finished book feel like theirs. Add the couple's names and wedding date to the cover, include a note from the hosts, and organize recipes into chapters like breakfasts, dinners, desserts, or family favorites.
If it fits the shower, give each side of the family its own section of the wedding recipe book.
Cookbook export costs $19.99 per cookbook. You can keep editing it after you buy it, so recipes that arrive late can still go in.

Give the book, the cards, or both
The finished cookbook can be the main gift, while the original recipe cards stay with the couple for the kitchen.
You can also print matching 4×6 recipe cards and give both: a cookbook for the shelf and cards for everyday cooking.
4×6 recipe cards need RecipePrinter Pro.
