Five Star Gift Ideas

For your friend who loves foraging and wild edible plants, there are many unique and meaningful gift ideas that will be perfect for their interests. Consider these thoughtful options:

1. Foraging Guidebooks: Help your friend expand their knowledge of wild edible plants with comprehensive foraging guidebooks. Look for books specific to their region, so they can explore and identify local plants. A couple of popular options include "The Forager's Harvest" by Samuel Thayer and "Foraging & Feasting" by Dina Falconi.

2. Customized Plant Markers: Purchase or make personalized plant markers for your friend's garden. These markers can display the names and characteristics of different wild edible plants they have found or plan to forage. This practical gift will add a touch of personalization to their garden.

3. Foraging Gear: Equip your friend with essential tools for their foraging adventures. Consider gifting them a sturdy foraging basket made of natural materials like bamboo or wicker. Additionally, a good quality knife specifically designed for foraging will make their experience safer and more efficient.

4. Foraging Classes or Workshops: Check if there are any local community centers, botanical gardens, or environmental organizations offering foraging classes or workshops in your friend's area. By giving them the opportunity to learn from experts, you'll provide them with a valuable hands-on experience to further develop their foraging skills.

5. Wild Edible Plant Seeds or Starter Kits: Help your friend kick-start their own wild edible garden by gifting them a collection of seeds or a starter kit. Choose a variety of plants that are common in their region, such as wild strawberries, ramps, or edible flowers like violets and nasturtiums.

6. Subscription to a Foraging Magazine: Consider gifting your friend a subscription to a foraging or wild food magazine. This will provide them with ongoing inspiration, new recipes, and expert advice on foraging techniques and plant identification.

7. Personalized Recipe Book: Compile a collection of your friend's favorite wild edible plant recipes, along with some new and creative ideas. Add personal touches, such as handwritten notes or photos of successful foraging trips together.

8. Foraging Knife Necklace: If your friend enjoys wearing jewelry, surprise them with a beautiful necklace that doubles as a foraging knife. There are unique designs available that feature a small foldable blade hidden within a pendant or charm. It's a practical and stylish gift they can wear while foraging.

Remember, the best gift is one that comes from the heart and shows you've taken their interests and passions into consideration. By choosing a gift that aligns with your friend's love for foraging and wild edible plants, you'll undoubtedly make their wedding day even more special.

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

Egija Freimane says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“Love it! Great gift for weddings 💛”