Wedding & Anniversary Gifts

A wedding gift can hold the words a couple actually said. Jingsheng turns those words into bilingual calligraphy, or creates two Chinese name seals designed to sit together as a pair.

Why a Chinese name or vow makes a meaningful wedding gift

Most wedding gifts are chosen for a registry. A commissioned piece is different: it can carry the couple's names, the date, the words of a vow, or a phrase that only makes sense to them. Our vow calligraphy keeps the original English and places a carefully translated Chinese version alongside it. The paired seals begin with two Chinese names chosen with an eye on each other, then carry those names into stone.

Choose the right gift for the couple

• For a wedding or vow renewal: the bilingual vow calligraphy turns the words of the ceremony into a lasting A3 artwork.
• For an anniversary: paired seals are intimate, useful and designed to remain on a desk or shelf together.
• For an engagement or newly married couple: add a naming service and create two Chinese names before the seals are carved.
• For a smaller budget: a digital calligraphy piece can become a thoughtful gift card before the wedding date.

Tell us the occasion and recipient at checkout

Choose Wedding or Anniversary as the occasion and select the recipient. Use the notes field for the ceremony date, the exact names to be shown, a translation preference, or a vow-renewal detail. If the gift is being sent directly to the couple, add the gift presentation upgrade and write a message for the card.

Timing a personalised wedding gift

Vow calligraphy usually takes 7–10 working days before shipping. Paired seals take 10–14 working days. If either person needs a new Chinese name, add the naming service and allow time for the two candidates to be approved. For a fixed wedding date, enter the date in the notes and order as early as possible.

Frequently asked questions

Can you write English and Chinese together?

Yes. The vow can remain in its original language, with the Chinese version placed beside it. We explain any translation choice before writing.

Can the two seals carry names we already have?

Yes. If both people already have Chinese names, the seals can be carved from those names. If either name needs to be created, add the naming service.

Is this a religious ceremony object?

No. It is a personal keepsake inspired by Chinese naming and seal traditions. It does not replace a religious or legal ceremony.

Start with the words, the two names, or both. The linked pieces below can be combined into one order and presented together.