Five Star Gift Ideas

For your friend who loves medieval history reenactment, finding a wedding gift that reflects their passion can be a wonderful and meaningful gesture. Here are a few ideas to consider:

1. Handcrafted Medieval Inspired Jewelry: Look for jewelry pieces that are inspired by medieval designs, such as necklaces, bracelets, or rings featuring intricate knotwork or Celtic motifs. These timeless pieces will not only add a touch of elegance to any outfit but will also remind your friend of their love for medieval history.

2. Customized Coat of Arms Sign: Commission a local artist or woodworker to create a customized coat of arms sign for your friend. This personalized piece will celebrate their love for medieval history and make a great addition to their home decor.

3. Medieval Board Games: Consider gifting a set of traditional medieval board games like chess, backgammon, or Mancala. These games are not only enjoyable but also allow your friend to immerse themselves in the historical pastime. You could even include a book on medieval gaming strategies to make the gift even more special.

4. Tickets to a Medieval Fair or Festival: Surprise your friend with tickets to a nearby medieval fair or festival. They will have the opportunity to witness live reenactments, jousting tournaments, and experience the atmosphere of the medieval era firsthand. This gift is not only enjoyable but can also serve as a memorable experience for your friend and their partner.

5. Historical Fiction Novels: If your friend enjoys reading, consider gifting them a collection of historical fiction novels set in the medieval period. From classics like "The Pillars of the Earth" by Ken Follett to newer releases like "The Name of the Rose" by Umberto Eco, these captivating books will transport them to a world of knights, castles, and intrigue.

6. Handwritten Calligraphy Set: If your friend has an interest in medieval art or calligraphy, a handmade calligraphy set can be a perfect gift. Look for a set that includes different nibs, ink, and a guidebook. Your friend can then practice and create beautiful handwritten letters or art inspired by the medieval period.

7. Membership to a Historical Society: Consider gifting your friend a membership to a historical society or reenactment group. This will give them the chance to connect with other enthusiasts and participate in events, workshops, and demonstrations related to medieval history. It can also open up opportunities for them to deepen their knowledge and indulge in their passion.

Remember, the most important thing when choosing a gift is to show that you put thought and effort into selecting something meaningful that aligns with your friend's interests and personality. With these suggestions, you are sure to find a wedding gift that your friend will appreciate and cherish for years to come.

Or you can get her/him a star map with the date of the wedding.

Linda Sagberg says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“Very happy with the poster. The stars above our city right at the moment we got married ⭐️❤️”