The year you marry is one of the most unforgettable years of your life. Personalized wedding ornaments are the ideal keepsake of your life together. Surprise your soon-to-be bride or groom with a personalized wedding gifts that symbolizes your love and trust for each other. Alternatively, give your spouse a meaningful wedding ornament that you will remember for years to come.
My brother was murdered when my nephew was only 4 years old and he shared how he felt about his father. He loves him dearly and misses him immensely, but would make statements such as, "If my Dad were here, we would still do everything together" or "I wonder what my Dad would think about me doing.." I explained to him that his Dad's spirit is still here, still loving him, still believing in him and wanting only the best for him. Well, seeing this with the photo of them together really made him so happy. He's a teenager so him sharing it on Instagram was indication that he really loved it!
This blanket was beautiful and soft. It was for my grandma because my grandpa recently passed away. She loved it and it made us all cry. The shipping was also quick even around the holidays. Definitely recommend. The message was really sweet on it and just beautiful. I did get the fleece one and it's perfect.
I ordered this ornament in memory of my mom who passed this year. It is gorgeous and we all love it. ❤️ would recommend
This was the perfect ornament for my family and I to celebrate the life of our father. He loved working with wood, and I loved that it looked like wood. I got one for my Mom and two sisters so they could have one on their tree as well. I loved the poem, to help us remember and focus of the good life he lived. I only wish the picture of my father was a little larger. I received the ornaments quickly and the communication was wonderful. It is also made very well.
Disappointed. The print i approved was white on the dark background.
You can tell from the picture below the print is dark and cannot be read easily.
I won’t order from this company again.
Doris Diven
