Jewish Wedding

Chai means life. 18 is the number. $180, $360, $540 — scale to your relationship with the couple. Always accompanied by a heartfelt card. Always the right answer at a Jewish wedding.

A fun, unexpected engagement or wedding gift for a couple who wears their identity with pride. Not the wedding night look, but for every Jewish-American occasion that follows.

A mezuzah for the doorpost of their first home is the most Jewish gift imaginable — and one that stays with them as long as they live there. Choose a quality one from an artisan.

Every Jewish home needs a quality Kiddush cup for Shabbat and holidays. A silver or pewter cup is a lasting gift that becomes part of the fabric of their Jewish home life.

A great Jewish cookbook is a gift they will use for decades. It teaches the recipes they grew up with and introduces new ones, building the culinary tradition of their household.

Tikkun olam — repairing the world — is a core Jewish value. A donation to a cause meaningful to the couple, made in their names, is a deeply Jewish wedding gift. Include a note explaining why you chose it.