Personalized Jewish Wedding Napkins – Custom Gold Foil Mazal Tov Design. Jewish chasana
Personalized Jewish Wedding Napkins – Custom Gold Foil Mazal Tov Design. Jewish chasana
Elevate your Jewish celebration with our elegant gold-foil napkins, custom-designed to mark your joyous occasion with style! These napkins feature "Ani Li Dodi vi Dodi li" in bold Hebrew lettering, adding a heartfelt blessing for the special event. Personalize with names and date in English to create a lasting keepsake that guests will admire.
**Available Sizes:**
- **Beverage Napkins** – 4 3/4" x 4 3/4"
- **Luncheon Napkins** – 6 1/2" x 6 1/2"
- **Dinner Napkins** (Uncoined) – 4 1/4" x 7 3/4"
Ideal for Jewish weddings, chasanas, and other celebrations, these gold-foiled napkins bring a luxurious touch to your table setting, making every toast and blessing even more memorable!
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Absolutely wonderful and those words don't begin to tell how great this picture of Shabbat candles behind clear acrylic looks.
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These cards are just how they looked online. Seller answered all my questions and once ordered, they came super quickly.
Sara is extremely talented and her customer service is outstanding!
The print is magnificent. Better than imagined. It looks amazing on the wall; I cherish it. Absolutely gorgeous!
The painting of the Kotel day 1 is beautiful. There is no sign of any mosque, and it adds so much color and beauty to my home.
I love it! A perfect housewarming gift!
Fast shipping. Easy communication love!
Looks great by my door. Thanks, Sara!
Very happy and can't wait to wear the tee
Very pretty art piece! My Mother-in-law, who is Israeli, loved it.
Just love how the colors flow to one another and really has a lot of minor details that are awesome that just proves how special of an artist you truly are.
It's a beautiful painting of the Kotel.
Loved having my kids fill this out!
They are perfect for the Seder.