Question 1

What is the average cost for guest gifts at an Israeli wedding?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 2

What are appropriate Brit Milah gifts for guests?

Accepted Answer

Brit Milah favors are typically simple: sugared almonds (dragees), small boxes of sweets, or a printed blessing card. Keep it modest and meaningful, reflecting the joyous occasion.

Question 3

How do I display and distribute guest gifts at my event?

Accepted Answer

Options include a dedicated gift table at the entrance or exit, placing gifts at each table setting, or a takeaway station with a sign. Exit placement ensures guests don’t forget or lose their gift during the party.

Question 4

What red flags should I watch for with gift vendors?

Accepted Answer

No samples before bulk order, unclear pricing (excluding packaging, labels, or delivery), very long production times, no minimum order flexibility, poor packaging quality, and no option for rush orders.

Question 5

How do I choose guest gifts that match my wedding theme?

Accepted Answer

Select gifts that complement your color palette, venue style, and cultural theme. Beach wedding: seashell candles. Vineyard: mini wine bottles. Garden: seed packets. Israeli theme: local olive oil or za’atar.