Five Star Gift Ideas

For your friend who has a keen interest in the study of folklore and mythology, there are many thoughtful and meaningful gift options that can celebrate their passion and make their wedding day even more special. Here are some ideas to consider:

1. Customized Wedding Invitations: Surprise your friend by designing wedding invitations that incorporate elements of folklore and mythology. You can add symbols or illustrations related to their favorite mythical creatures or incorporate quotes that hold significance in folklore.

2. Personalized Wedding Vows: Help your friend infuse their love story with elements of mythology. Research myths or tales that relate to love, devotion, and marriage and incorporate them into personalized wedding vows. You could even gift them a beautifully printed copy of these vows as a keepsake.

3. Mythology Book Collection: A collection of books related to your friend's favorite folklore and mythology can be a thoughtful gift. Look for literary works that delve into different mythologies or explore specific mythological figures or themes.

4. Handcrafted Mythical Jewelry: Consider gifting your friend handcrafted jewelry inspired by mythological figures or symbols. For example, a necklace with a pendant featuring a symbol from an ancient myth or earrings that resemble the wings of a mythical creature can be unique and cherished pieces.

5. Customized Artwork: Commissioning a piece of customized artwork that brings together elements of folklore and mythology can be a wonderful gift. Find a skilled artist who can create a painting or digital artwork that incorporates your friend's favorite myths, symbols, or characters.

6. Mythology-Focused Travel Experience: Surprise your friend with a unique travel experience that relates to their love for mythology and folklore. Research destinations with rich mythological history, such as Greece, Ireland, or India, and plan a trip to explore the ancient sites and stories personally.

7. Mythological Board Games: If your friend enjoys games, consider gifting them a board game that tells a story or is based on a mythological theme. There are many games available that allow players to explore mythical realms or embark on epic quests.

8. Folklore-inspired Home Decor: Spruce up your friend's new home with home decor items inspired by folklore and mythology. This could include decorative items such as wall art, sculptures, or tapestries featuring figures or symbols from mythology.

9. Subscription to Mythology Magazine or Podcast: Keep your friend's interest in folklore and mythology alive long after their wedding day by gifting them a subscription to a mythology magazine or podcast. This can provide them with new insights, research, and stories to fuel their fascination.

Remember, the most important aspect of any gift is the thought and meaning behind it. By keeping your friend's interest in folklore and mythology in mind, you can choose a wedding gift that not only celebrates their passion but also adds an extra touch of personalization to their special day.

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 ⭐️❤️”