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Gifts for your Parents: It is customary to give your parents - the people who supported you not only during the wedding planning but throughout your entire lives - a special gift as a way of thanking them for helping you plan or host your wedding. Below are a few one of its kind gift ideas:

1. Anniversary Ketubah: Did you think ketubot were only for the wedding day? Many couples honor their parents by purchasing a ketubah that commemorates the love your parents have shown you as well as each other. Consider having you and your siblings sign the witness lines. Some children have also sought out the original witnesses to sign the anniversary ketubah.
   
   
2. Parents' Gift: This lithograph art print honors and acknowledges the parent's role in raising their family and preparing them for life's difficulties and joys. This gift will make any parent smile with pride and joy.
   
   
3. Eshet Chayil: A special gift just for mom. An Eshet Chayil, or Woman of Valor, is a traditional Jewish blessing that shows appreciation for perseverance and strength. Many artists have created beautiful renditions of this blessing in order to honor the special women in your life.

Blue Sky Parents' Gift - From Bride and Groom Micki Caspi $78.00 US [Details]

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