A farewell scrapbook made by the people who were there

By the Kehdoo team · Updated 28 October 2026

The scrapbook theme turns group wishes into an informal collection of taped notes, notebook details and photo memories. It suits friends, classmates and close teams with stories to share. Each person adds their own contribution through one link, so the organiser does not have to assemble a collage from chat screenshots.

What is a digital farewell scrapbook?

A digital farewell scrapbook is a shared card that presents messages and memories like pages from an album. Kehdoo's scrapbook theme uses a graph-paper ground, taped-note ornaments, a tilted photo frame and notebook-style edges. The same collection can be browsed as a wall or one wish at a time.

The scrapbook appearance is designed for the card; it is not a free-position collage editor. Contributors still use the familiar message form, and their words remain readable within the notes.

Which memories should you ask people to add?

Ask for moments the recipient will recognise: a first-day welcome, a school trip, the lunch that became a tradition or a project everyone remembers. Give photos a short caption with enough context to make sense later. If someone remembers the year, they can include it with a photo memory in memory lane.

Avoid collecting only formal team photographs. A simple object, a shared activity or a small everyday moment may tell a more personal story. Use only pictures the group is comfortable sharing with the intended recipient.

What if some people do not have photographs?

Let them write a memory instead. A scrapbook does not need a photograph from every signer, and requiring one can prevent quieter contributors from joining. "I still remember you staying back to explain that first assignment" belongs in the collection even without an image.

For a class, follow the school's rules about images and identifying details. For work, avoid photographs of confidential documents or screens. The card should preserve the relationship, not accidentally share private material.

How do you keep a scrapbook from feeling cluttered?

Choose a clear group introduction and ask for one meaningful contribution at a time. Review memory captions for context and use the organiser's moderation controls when something is unsuitable. Keep the most important details in actual text rather than inside an image that may be difficult to read on a phone.

The letters design is an alternative when most people want to write rather than share pictures. The farewell edition gives shared stories a more structured newspaper treatment.

How do you create a scrapbook card together?

Start with this theme, add the recipient and circulate the contribution link. Invite a message first, then a photo memory where appropriate. Close writing when the collection is ready and share the finished recipient link. See the group farewell guide for a full organising checklist.