A closer look / Personalized Bibles
You can put their name on a Bible.
Here are 5 details worth seeing.
A name on the cover. A date you want to remember. A verse that means something to them.
Those little details are what make a personalized Bible feel personal. And the easiest way to see the possibilities is to look at Bibles people have actually ordered.
Here are five details to look at before choosing one—for someone you love, or for yourself.
Already have someone in mind? See a few Bibles →01It starts with a name.
Not just “Holy Bible.” Their name, too. A first name, a full name, or a family name can make the cover unmistakably theirs.
Look at the photo above: the name is part of the Bible itself. It’s a small detail you notice every time you pick it up.
Keep it simple. Use the name they go by, and check the spelling before ordering.
02A date makes it a keepsake.
A wedding. A baptism. A birthday. Sometimes a few numbers on the cover say more than a long message ever could.
You don’t have to fill every available line. A name and a meaningful date can be enough. If you’re giving it for an occasion, double-check the date as carefully as the name.
03You can keep a verse close.
Maybe it’s a passage they return to. Maybe it’s the Scripture you want to share with them. A verse reference can bring that meaning onto the cover.
The Bible pictured above uses “Psalm 22.” Other designs offer space for more text. What fits depends on the Bible and the personalization options you choose.
Proverbs 3:5–6 · Psalm 23 · Joshua 24:15
Choose words that mean something to the person who will use it. You can always add a longer message in a handwritten card.
See Bibles you can personalize04The cover can feel like them.
Some people love a quiet, classic cover. Others want florals, a cross, or a bolder design. There’s room for both.
Start with the color and style they’d actually enjoy carrying. Then see which designs are offered on that Bible. The best choice is the one that feels right for them.
05The Bible inside matters just as much.
A beautiful cover is only the beginning. The translation, print size, and format are what make it comfortable to read and use.
If it’s a gift, start with the translation they already read. Then think about whether they’d prefer larger print, room for notes, or a smaller Bible to carry.
Need help with translations? Read the guide →Once you’ve chosen the Bible, add the personal details offered on its product page. Review the spelling, date, and design before placing your order.
From the customer photo gallery
A few more, made personal.
More real customer orders from our gifts gallery. Browse the details for a little inspiration.
Have a name in mind?
Start with one of these.
Three styles to take a closer look at. Choose a Bible to see its current price and personalization options.
Personalization options vary by Bible. Prices and availability are shown on the store.
A couple of things to know.
Is personalization included?
Yes. Shepherd’s Shelf includes personalization with its Bibles. The designs, text limits, and placements available are shown on each product page.
Can I add a name, date, and verse together?
Many styles offer multiple details. Choose a Bible and check the available fields and design before ordering.
How do I check shipping and delivery?
See the current shipping policy and the options at checkout. If you have a specific gift date, contact the team before placing your order.