25 Unique Passover Gifts
Show up to seder dinner with something that's traditional, funny or downright posh.
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Hosting a Passover seder means making cherished memories with family and friends while facilitating connection across millennia of Jewish ancestry. It’s also, frankly, a whole lot of work.
It requires thorough cleaning to banish leavened food from the home, and then shopping for and cooking an array of dishes, all according to kosher for Passover rules. (Never mind all the cleaning up that comes after guests leave!)
So if you’re attending a seder this year, don’t forget to properly express your gratitude for the gracious invitation — and that may mean bringing a thoughtful Passover gift for the host or hostess. (In 2024, Passover starts at sundown on Monday, April 22 and ends on the evening of Monday, April 30.)
Appropriate Passover gift ideas may include items specific to the occasion, such as a matzah and afikomen cover, a cup for Elijah… or even a nail art set inspired by the 10 plagues. (Why not have fun with the theme?) Or, consider a gift of Judaica that can be used any time of year, such as a kiddish cup. And you can’t go wrong with kosher-for-Passover food gifts, such as chocolate-dipped matzahs or other desserts.
No matter what you’re looking for, there's a perfect Passover gift on our list.
Their first Passover is something to be remembered! Pop this sweet bib on for all of their photos to help capture the memory.
This Passover candy care package from the NYC staple Economy Candy comes with a cheery assortment of kosher-for-Passover confections that may include macaroons, chocolate-covered matzah, jelly rings, fruit slices, dried fruits and nuts.
Remember Magic 8 Ball? This is that, but with a cheeky Jewish twist. Think replies like: "better you shouldn't ask" and "you should be so lucky!"
This set of 12 two-sided coasters is specially designed for use at the Passover seder; drip 10 drops of wine while reciting the plagues. They’re printed on recycled pulpboard with color pictures of each plague in Hebrew and English, and proceeds from the purchase go to organizations devoted to social justice, Jewish education and other causes.
Available in eight different hues, this set of four beautiful borosilicate glass wine glasses suit any host’s tastes and decor palette.
Tell the story of Passover in a really playful way with this set that comes with 44 on-theme nail decals (for kids or adults).
This shimmering porcelain kiddish cup is chic and statement making, in ivory and blue with the Hebrew prayer over wine rendered in silver.
How stunning is this case? The brand says that it comes with double-sided tape for easy installation.
This pretty blue and white matzah cover and afikomen set was inspired by an early haggadah. The cotton-blend pieces were designed, hand silkscreen printed and sewn in Jerusalem (hand washing is recommended).
This trumpet-shaped cup for Elijah with tray has a striking high-polish finish and laser engraved Jerusalem city pattern — it’s sure to be a standout on the Passover table.
In this beautiful coffee table book, you'll find architectural and historical features of more than 60 spectacular synagogues around the world.
Bring not just a gift, but an activity the whole group can enjoy. There are 25 different boards included, and they're easy enough for kids to follow along. Just make sure you also come with a good gift for the winner.
Keep little hands busy while dinner is being prepared with this adorable set, which includes Passover-themed plush toys. It will also help you educate kids about the importance of the holiday.
Matzah is notoriously messy, and this cheeky matzah crumb sweeper makes a fun gag gift under $10 — especially for a host known for fastidiousness.
This petite hardcover book makes a pretty presentation with a foil-stamped cover and a ribbon marker. It holds stories and traditions behind Jewish celebrations, along with rich illustrations and a glossary, too.
The main Sedar plate, plus six side dishes, come in this beautiful set. It's made from fine porcelain, and has gold accents.
When there's nothing in the cup, it simply reads: "what happens at the Seder..." But once you add a hot beverage to it, the second part of the sentence is revealed, and the Bubby's face gets even happier.
A Seder plate makes an ideal gift for anyone hosting Passover for the first time — and a special ritual object destined to become a family heirloom. This plate has a tree of life motif that symbolizes hope.
Join Grover as he invites his friends over for a traditional Seder dinner. The book comes with stickers and a card game, making it extra special for toddlers.
Win the host gift game with this cozy matzah-printed throw blanket. Although it's super realistic, it's not for eating: It's for movie nights, naps on the couch... and just as a fun piece of decor that says, "Jewish and proud."
Alesandra is a digital travel and lifestyle journalist based in Los Angeles. Her work has appeared in Good Housekeeping, Woman’s Day, Prevention, Insider, Glamour, Shondaland, AFAR, Parents, TODAY, and countless other online and print outlets. Alesandra has a masters degree in journalism with an emphasis on cultural reporting and criticism from NYU, and a bachelor’s degree from UC Berkeley. An avid traveler, she trots the globe with her husband and their twins.
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