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December 17, 2018

Looking for a unique Judaica gift for an upcoming wedding? Check
out these options.

Wedding Kiddush Cup
Every wedding is one of a kind. Present the bride and groom with a Kiddush cup to match. Quest Collection’s hand-painted and handcrafted pewter Kiddush cup with Swarovski crystal detailing is a piece of art. ($262.50) It’s also available in silver ($178.50) and gold ($262.50). Purchase here. 

Shabbat Candlesticks
This set of Shabbat candlesticks is carved from natural Jerusalem stone (a pale dolomite and dolomitic limestone in varying shades) and features a small replica of the Ten Commandments etched with glowing golden Hebrew letters set between two stone candle holders in the shape of an eagle’s wings. ($75).

Wedding Mezuzah
Created by glass artist Tamara Baskin, this keepsake mezuzah has “I Am My Beloved’s and My Beloved Is Mine” from the Song of Solomon inscribed in Hebrew. It’s available in many colors, including sky blue, dark blue, black, crystal and ivory. ($34).

Glass Challah Plate
This 17-by-11-inch challah tray is made with thick crystal glass adorned with silver embossed handles and comes with a matching knife. ($125) 


Read more from the 2018 Chuppah Edition here.

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