question for jewish brides

libby2595 Posted: Nov 17, 2006 09:35 AM

question for jewish brides

are you purchasing special yarmulkes for your wedding?

if so, how are you going about it? special color/fabric? are you providing any for your male guests?

the reason i'm asking is that i'm looking to start an on-line business making hand-made items. this is one of the items i'm thinking of adding.

any comments will be appreciated

tia

eta: spelling

stoebe07 Posted: Nov 17, 2006 09:36 AM

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I have the same question... My FH is not jewish, and my family isn't very religious... I am not sur eif this is appropriate. I will probably order a few.. let me know if you find out any information

KvsGrl Posted: Nov 17, 2006 09:39 AM

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My mom actually hand-knit our yarmulkes, but most people do order them. The most popular color I have seen are white and ivory, but you definately can match your color scheme. They also typically have the name of the bride and groom and the wedding date. We made enough for almost all of our male guests.

Check out my review (link in bio) for pics of my yarmulkes!

JayLi2007 Posted: Nov 17, 2006 09:42 AM

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I am also going to attempt to knit them myself.

libby2595 Posted: Nov 17, 2006 09:58 AM

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Posted by KvsGrl

My mom actually hand-knit our yarmulkes, but most people do order them. The most popular color I have seen are white and ivory, but you definately can match your color scheme. They also typically have the name of the bride and groom and the wedding date. We made enough for almost all of our male guests.

Check out my review (link in bio) for pics of my yarmulkes!

yours looked great!!!

fiy: they were crochet, not knit

that's what i'm thinking of doing.

thank you so much for sharing

Mygmans Posted: Nov 17, 2006 12:35 PM

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I bought black suede yarmulkes with our names and wedding date engraved in silver on the inside. DH is not Jewish but he wore one for the ceremony as well as his family and all his groomsmen.