Made from a wedding photo, this bride is always on the groom's mind.

Invitations can be made into special heirloom wedding gifts.

Jeff proposed with this puzzle, and later wrote in to confirm that Jennifer did indeed choose the 'Yes' piece from her 3 choices to fill that space!

A Jack-in-the-Box custom wooden jigsaw puzzle is a unique way to make your wedding even more special.

Here are some ideas for wedding puzzles and marriage proposal puzzles (click them to see an example):

• Wedding guestbook - A puzzle with large pieces (4 square inches per piece). The wedding guests write their "guestbook" message on the back of each piece. Later, the happy couple assembles the puzzle and all the notes are on the puzzle back!
• Marriage proposal - Custom puzzles make a wonderful marriage proposal! Each wedding proposal puzzle is unique in its own way - you supply the image and ideas always spring up for making a memorable proposal.
• Reception place cards - Puzzle pieces make very fun and unusual place cards. And it gives the guests a fun way to break the ice, when they assemble the puzzle at their table!
• Wedding gifts - Tired of giving yet another blender? A custom puzzle is always a hit as a wedding gift. The actual wedding invitation can be used as the puzzle image. Other good images include photos of the newlywed couple (and/or their pets) or artwork special to them.

Browse a gallery of wedding puzzles that others have commissioned.

Add names, dates, and special 'figural' shapes to your custom wedding puzzle!

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Jack-in-the-Box wooden jigsaw puzzles, made from photographs or prints, have many interesting and challenging features that cardboard and die-cut puzzles can't offer: figurals, sunken figurals, irregular edges, color-line cutting, indirectly-interlocking edges, and dropouts just to name a few.

Jack-in-the-Box Puzzles' handmade frame box provides a unique and beautiful way for your wedding puzzle to be displayed assembled and stored unassembled, too! View an .AVI video (4.3 megs) of the frame box in action.