I don't see the bad thing about that... yet again I'm 1/4 German and damn proud of it! hail Hitler

Pretty sure there are a few 'bridezillas' out today! I think it's a gorgeous gesture, guest books are not made to be perfect, they're made to be treasured and enjoyed, and I'd think anything my nephew managed to put in one was sweet - even if it happened to resemble a swastika! Obviously a two year old does not have any idea of the meanings behind it and had no intention for it to come out that way, hopefully your family can just laugh it off as a toddler moment :)

Make something else of it? At highschool a friend and me once stumbled on a swastika somebody scrabbled on a chair; he quickly changed it into the Windows logo.

Hitler has been reincarnated

I have to say. I have nephews and nieces. And I love them and I love my brothers. But if one of them intentionally let one of them scribble on an important book like my wedding memories book. I'd be furious. Let the kid scribble on a piece of paper, fold it up with a sweet note and put it between the pages of my book. Folks, not everybody thinks your kids are as cute as you do.

In India, Swastika is considered a holy symbol. We would have been proud and happy if that had happened in India

Not many people know, but Swastika is actually a Hindu symbol of peace. The ******* Nazis defiled it. Good luck OP!

Well you deserve it for having a baby in the first place, let alone giving it a pen to sign a guest book.

Oh, cute little fuhrer!

Why say 15 monts when you can say a year