15 Best Passover Gifts to Bring to Your Seder This Year

Yes, Kate Spade makes a Seder plate, and yes, it’s the most stylish gift you can bring to your Seder this year.

This s’mores kit makes a great Passover gift option for children of all ages, and it tastes so good the adults will want some too.

Gift a multicolor matzah cover designed by Jerusalem-based artists Yair Emanuel — complete with the three pockets they’ll need for the holiday.

If your host loves to cook, this gift comes with a cotton apron, pot holder and oven mitt perfect for both Passover decoration and celebrating the holiday.

While Passover is not the Jewish holiday typically associated with candles, any Seder host or hostess will love burning this Diptque candle while entertaining.

This gorgeous candle smells so fresh and the scent makes any living space really feel like a home. You’ll get the smell of fresh-cut flowers without the hassle of taking care of real ones.

For the pop-culture obsessed host, this Mean Girls magnet is the perfect Passover gift.

Help finish your host’s table for Passover with this Passover Seder plate showcasing six unique patterns.

Matzah crumbs seem to make their way everywhere – until now! This fun Passover themed table crumb sweeper will get those pesky crumbs under control.

Your host can keep the matzah fresh all week — use the holder on the dinner table and then just close it up and store away.

The seder meal has about a thousand components, so grab your host something practical, like this spring-themed serving bowl from Williams Sonoma, the perfect vessel for eggs, parsley, matzah and more.

Celebrate your ancestors’ return to the land of Milk and Honey with this on-theme scented spa basket, perfect for commemorating the holiday.

This striking blush-toned bouquet is a welcome addition to any room. Choose from three bouquet sizes of lush peonies, a 10-stem Single, a 20-stem Double, or a 30-stem Triple.

Make your host or hostess laugh with these crew socks designed with the most important question of the seder — Why is this night different from all other nights? As you may (or may not know), the Four Questions are an integral part of the seder, led by the youngest member in attendance, so there’s a good chance your host has read them a handful of times and will be delighted by this kitschy gift.

If you’re looking for something cute and kischy, bring your host their new go-to Passover uniform, this hilarious t-shirt that references their favorite section of the Haggadah.