Recipes from the people who love you.
A wedding cookbook made by your guests.Not a keepsake—a kitchen book.
Wedding gifts have a problem.
Another blender. Another towel set. Another thingthat ends up in a closet—or returned.
Not because people don't care.Because caring is hard to fit in a box.
What if the gift wasn't a thing?What if it was the people?
This is Small Plates
A cookbook made by everyone who showed up.
Every guest contributes a recipe.Every recipe becomes a page.Every page is a reason to cook together.
It's not a gift you display.It's a gift you use—stained, dog-eared,and opened on random Tuesday nights for years.
Here's how it happens.
Simpler than you think.
You invite.
Share a link with your guests. We'll remind them—you don't have to chase anyone.
They send recipes.
Their favorites. Their stories. Takes 5 minutes.
We make the book.
Designed. Printed. Hardcover. Delivered.
Real recipes. Real people. Real books.
Every page has a name. Every name has a story.
Banana Bread
Shared by Irene and Pepe
Spaguetti a la bolonaise
Shared by Cris and Ric
Foil-Baked Salmon
Shared by Cristina Rojas
Pasta Cacio y Pepe
Shared by Henry and Patita
Honey Soy Garlic Salmon
Shared by Mo Abdelhamid
Sopa Azteca
Shared by Alma Orozco
Tapas to Get You Out of Trouble
Shared by Frida
Double Chocolate Cookies with Sea Salt
Shared by Barbs and Albert
Blue Cheese Salad (Perfect for Summer)
Shared by Nikki and Jorge
Cheesecake
Shared by Laura and Dany
Waffle Sandwiches
Shared by Chochos
Pork Ramen
Shared by Fany
Rigatoni a la Carbonara
Shared by Juanpis
Lentil Soup
Shared by Cris and Ric
Yellow Rice
Shared by Jorge Llaca
Leftovers: Lobster Risotto Cakes with Fried Egg
Shared by Santi Creixell
Giving this as a gift?
You're about to give the best wedding gift anyone's ever received.
Here's the deal:
- 1You start the book.
- 2You invite the guests.
- 3They send recipes (we remind them, don't worry).
- 4We print it. Bride cries. You win.
No design skills needed. We handle the hard part.
One gift from the group.Split among bridesmaids or family, it's less than most registry items—and infinitely more meaningful.
Books start at $120.
Ten years from now,you'll open this book on a random Tuesday.
You'll see a name.You'll remember a face.You'll cook something that tastes like being loved.
That's what you're giving them.Not a gift.A kitchen full of people.
Still at the table.
Questions?
Do I need to upload a photo of the finished dish?
No. Just the recipe itself. We create every image for your book — that's what makes it cohesive and beautiful.
What if some guests don't cook?
Perfect. They can send a takeout order they'd die for. A sandwich they get every time. It's not about being a chef — it's about being in the book.
How long does it take?
Guests need about 5 minutes to submit. The whole process — from invites to printed book — takes 4-6 weeks.
What if people forget to send recipes?
We send up to 3 reminders per guest. Most books end up with 30-50+ recipes. People want to be part of this.
Is this just for the bride?
It's for their kitchen. Their meals. Their life. If they eat, it's for both of them.
What makes this different from a regular cookbook?
Every page has a name. Every recipe comes from someone who was there. It's not instructions — it's presence.