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Products from the North and South We are proud to present our special Rosh Hashanah gift boxes, which combine the flavors of the land from the North (jams from the Golan Heights, tahini, and olive oil from the Galilee) to the South (spreads). Each product tells the story of the region it comes from. This celebration of flavors is the perfect way to welcome the new year because only together – do we have hope! Join the hundreds of leading companies and businesses in Israel that have chosen our unique gifts for about 15 years, time and again. Give your employees, customers, and partners a branded gift from the wide variety of Rosh Hashanah and holiday gifts waiting for you in our catalogs.
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MazalDay Guide – Guest Gifts
What is the average cost for guest gifts at an Israeli wedding?
Guest gifts typically cost ₪15–₪50 per unit. For 300 guests, budget ₪4,500–₪15,000. Premium custom gifts can cost more. Consider our budget tool to allocate this expense appropriately.
What guest gift trends are popular in Israel for 2026?
Sustainable eco-friendly gifts, locally sourced artisanal products, personalized experience vouchers, seed packets with custom labels, reusable items (tote bags, water bottles), and edible gifts with custom packaging.
Should I give the same gift to all guests?
Most couples give one standard gift, but some differentiate between adults and children, or provide a premium gift for close family. Keep the main gift consistent for simplicity and fairness.
What are eco-friendly guest gift options?
Seed paper bookmarks, bamboo items, beeswax wraps, reusable produce bags, potted plants, charitable donation cards in the guest’s name, and gifts packaged in recycled/compostable materials.
What is the tradition behind giving sugared almonds at events?
Sugared almonds (dragees/koufeta) symbolize wishes for health, wealth, happiness, fertility, and long life—traditionally given in groups of 5. They are common in Sephardi, Greek, and Italian Jewish celebrations.
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