Even more than fancy, expensive gifts, people love to receive a customized present from the heart. To spread joy to your loved ones, consider gifting a personalized shadowbox filled with small, sentimental touches. The following guide offers just a few creative ideas to make your loved ones smile.

Fun Shadowbox Ideas to Surprise Your Loved Ones 

1. Family Monograms

Create a heartfelt tribute to your loved one’s legacy with a family monogram shadowbox. Enlist a professional to recreate the monogram and perhaps even include a special quote or message that relates to the family. A monogram will look lovely next to family photos and other special memorabilia. 

2. Festive Flora

A shadowbox filled with an artful arrangement of dried flowers and foliage serves as a delicate statement piece for any home. Choose your loved one’s favorite flowers, or consider a seasonal-based arrangement that will serve as a special keepsake for years to come. 

3. Military Memorabilia

Show the veteran in your life how grateful you are for their service with a shadowbox. Consider placing their hat, pieces of their uniform, patches, medals, or badges inside the shadowbox. Photos and letters that were written during deployment also serve as special reminders of their dedication.

4. Baby Keepsakes

A baby-themed shadowbox is a perfect gift for the new parent in your life. Fill it with a sweet photo of the baby, and related items like a hospital bracelet, tiny hat, or little booties. You could also make a paint print of the baby’s feet or hands.

To create a shadowbox gift your loved one will adore, look to Seattle, Washington’s top custom framing destination. With over 20 years of experience in the industry, you can count on Molly Boone-Jones and the rest of the team from Seattle Custom Framing to provide high quality, personalized service. For more information about picture frame products, visit the local business online or call (206) 838-7908. They are busy at work preparing for the holidays, so don’t hesitate to call about your upcoming framing project today!