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my sister is b”H getting married soon and i wanted to get her something special. Something personal, or meaningful, or something she could use in her married life.. any ideas!??
When my sister got married I got her 2 matching Kosher Lamps for her bedrooom and she was thrilled and they still use them its a great gift for the new house…good luck!
perhaps a techinos or a nice tehillim or something along those lines?
On a totally different track, you could personalize a clock or calendar from a photosite? Very useful, and usually forgotten to buy.
If she’s not moving after marriage, you could do something personal-fun, like if she’s an ice cream lover, u could get a fun set of those colorful, ice cream cone shape bowls/cups.
i think most useful would be a recipe book with all your mother’s best recipes and decorate it with family pictures – it’s very useful and personalised i’m sure she’d love it!
Get her stuff shed never buy herself but would love to use..
Like a set of rainbow colored knives
A markerboard (so fun!)
Those decorated wigheads (no idea where u buy em)
Something pretty from pier one imports (w gift receipt)
Or.. More on the meaningfull side, u cant go wrong w an “Anenu” or “Tefilas Chanah” Sefer.
1) My sisters together made me a recipe book of all their best tried and true recipes, supper ideas etc. I have a nice collection of store bought recipe books, I use this the most!
Though it is work writing each recipe. In the beginning I loved making a recipe and figuring out whose handwriting it is.
2) Another nice idea is a clock with her wedding invitation/chosson kallah picture as the background, there are a lot of stores that make that.
A cute Hafrashas challah to hang up in the kitchen, you can get a decorative one in any Judaica store, alternatively, the same idea in a AL ahmichya. Anything she hangs in her kitchen will be a constant reminder of u!!
Some shmattos, some cleaning solution, a mop, dishwashing soap, steel wool, etc.
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