A Beautiful Parenting Graduation Certificate Gifted by Parents, Complete with a Silk Scarf to Cherish for a Lifetime ♡

2017.08.23 published

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Weddings are a Milestone in Life＊

An eternal love is pledged in a wedding. The birth of a new family signifies a departure from the family you’ve known until now.

A wedding is the first step away from the family that has watched over you since birth, as you begin to build a new home with him.

It is a deeply moving ceremony not only for the bride and groom but also for the families who have supported them.

Struggling to Choose a Gift for Parents…!

Because it’s such a significant occasion, you want to choose heartfelt items for the parents' gifts that you present at the end of the reception.

You want a gift that truly conveys your deep gratitude, rather than something commonplace...

However, as soon as you think of "standard" products, you find it difficult to come across something that feels just right. Some of you may be experiencing this dilemma.

Do You Know "Mekong Blue"??

There’s a gift I want pre- brides to know about. It’s a silk stole called "Mekong Blue."

Due to its high quality, it has become a popular brand for gifts, particularly notable is the gift set that includes a "Child-rearing Graduation Certificate"＊

This gift is designed to be presented to the parents by the bride and groom at their wedding reception.

➡ What kind of products does "Mekong Blue" offer? Learn more on the website＊

Many brides choose to accompany the parents' gifts with a "Child-rearing Graduation Certificate." It’s an opportunity to express again your feelings of gratitude, saying "Thank you for raising me" and "You don’t have to worry anymore."＊

When parents hear the phrase "graduation from child-rearing," they will likely feel a mix of happiness and pride, along with a hint of sadness, and tears will surely fall.

The graduation certificate included with the "Mekong Blue" silk stole features an illustration of a mother carrying her son or daughter on her back.＊

The Brand "Mekong Blue" Represents "Independence"＊

What kind of brand is "Mekong Blue," which handles the gift set of the "Child-rearing Graduation Certificate"?

"Mekong Blue" is a brand of beautifully handwoven silk stoles made using traditional Khmer techniques.

They spin, dye, and weave silk threads entirely by hand, and their high quality is recognized both domestically and internationally.

➡ Learn more about "Mekong Blue" here＊

The fabric, individually spun from cocoons and handwoven over several days, has a unique texture different from machine-woven fabrics that have a uniform surface. When exposed to light, it shines beautifully with a sparkling luster.

The stoles are handcrafted by women in Cambodia, who possess some of the world's most advanced weaving and dyeing techniques.

The creation of "Mekong Blue" stoles also helps Cambodian women achieve economic independence.

"Mekong Blue's" silk stole, woven with affection and kindness, radiates a luster of "hope."

Don’t you think it’s a fitting gift for a wedding?

A Lineup of 17 Colors♡

"Mekong Blue" offers a color variety of 17 shades for their silk stoles. The lineup features a range of subdued colors, from cool to warm tones, that are easy to use.

The unisex design makes it a great common gift for both fathers and mothers.

Being large-sized, it can be used not only as a stole but also comes in handy as a lap blanket, etc.♡

Prices start at 12,960 yen (including tax).

➡ Check out the product list for "Mekong Blue"

This luxury silk stole, intended to last a lifetime, is a precious gift that will remind your parents of your wedding every time they wear it.

Moreover, each time you see your parents wearing the stole, it helps you remember your feelings of gratitude.

A Memorable Gift for Your Loved Ones♡

A wedding is also a time to express gratitude to your family.

How about presenting your parents with a lifetime silk stole from "Mekong Blue" along with a heartfelt Child-rearing Graduation Certificate that conveys your feelings?

➡ Here is the website for "Mekong Blue"