Have you noticed KOAB’s newest sponsor – Hal Jaffe Name Art?
Hal creates very cool, one of kind, framed name art posters. He created one for us with our last name and we LOVE it! We even rearranged some furniture in our house to create the perfect spot for displaying it!
Hal is running a big sale for KOAB readers through the end of April – get the name of your choice (3-11 letters) in either black or white matte with free framing AND free shipping for only $65. Just use the promo code nocoupon.
Scroll through Hal’s huge selection of color, black and white and sepia pictures for each letter and pick the ones you like the best – or leave it up to Hal. He’s got a great eye!
I think this would make a wonderful wedding or anniversary gift – especially if you are tired of giving the same old china settings and crystal vases.
Plus, one lucky Kosher on a Budget reader will win their own name art print! Choose black or white matte, the images you like best, and the name of your choice – from 3 – 11 letters long. Keep it for yourself, or give it as a special gift!
#1. To enter this giveaway, please leave a comment on this post with your favorite wedding gift – given or received. (For eg. my set of Denby dishes, which we use every Shabbat!) This is a mandatory entry, so please do this first.
#2. For more chances to win, you can subscribe to KOAB’s email newsletter – it comes out once a day and I promise I’ll never spam you. Once you have signed up, come back and leave ANOTHER comment that you have done so. If you’re already signed up – thank you! Just leave a comment to that effect. This entry is optional – so if you’d rather not subscribe, that’s cool.
#3. And for one more chance to win, you can “like” this post. (The like button is right up there, at the top of this post). Then come back and leave another comment letting me know you have done so. Again, this entry is optional – although I do hope you’ll “like” this post and help me spread the word about Hal Jaffe’s Name Art and this cool giveaway!
This giveaway will be open until the end of the day on Sunday, March 18th. A winner will be selected randomly and notified by Monday morning. Good luck!
Disclaimer: Hal Jaffe Name Art provided me with a complimentary name art poster to facilitate my review. He is also a paid advertiser on Kosher on a Budget. However, I was not compensated in any way to run this giveaway, nor to share my positive opinions of his product.
Favorite wedding gift? Gosh, I don’t know…my candlesticks, I guess. Although, I also love my nice dishes.
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My favorite wedding gift is anything personalized with the wedding logo. Our favorite to give is the logo on towels stuffed in a netilat yadayim cup. We have a store locally in Baltimore that will embroider the wedding logo onto the towels.
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I love giving a challah board with challah cover and washing towel to match, or matzo plate and cover and afikomen bag to match.
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My favorite gift was the panini maker
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Favorite wedding gift:
The Complete Collection of Calvin and Hobbes!
Really helped in raising our kids.
My favorite wedding present is the KitchenAid stand mixer that I use weekly for pareve Shabbat desserts and challah. I hate kneading and love how this takes all the work out of it!
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Best wedding gift – My whole family coming to Israel for it!
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My favorite wedding gift was from my non-Jewish maid of honor, my oldest friend. She has given me so many lovely Judaica gifts over the years. For our wedding, she went to a paint-your-own-pottery place and bought a large serving tray and a seder plate; looked into the appropriate words and pictures for a seder plate; and carefully designed and painted the two in a coordinating pattern, and got the graphics and the Hebrew right! (She is a talented artist.) We treasure this gift…Each year I can’t wait to unpack my Pesach stuff to see them and use them.
My favorite wedding gift that we received and that I have given to others is the broken glass in lucite.
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Our Kiddush cup is my favorite wedding gift.
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