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A gift that forces the recipient to buy or throw away something <b>is always a bad gift. </b>If the recipient doesn't have a TV - don't give them a gaming console. If there's no extra place in their a

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Whenever possible, <b>add a personal touch to anything you gift.</b> A gift card with your best wishes written by hand, a tiny DIY gift to accompany the main present, or maybe some sort of creative wr
As the ancient Chinese wisdom goes, <b>a good gift card (or even just a bunch of ordinary dollars) is often better than a terrible gift with no soul in it</b>.
<b>Use the magic of social media!</b> Scroll through your recipient's feed and post history for clues about what they would love to get. Even if you don't find direct mentions, you'll surely get inspi
Leave the gag gifts for special occasions, like White Elephant parties or Secret Santa events. <b>If you still want to give something funny on a normal occasion, give it along with something decent.</
No matter what you actually give your recipient, <b>don't forget to gift yourself as well.</b> Be present, be mindful, spend the big day with them as much as possible with no distractions. That's the
Don't forget to <b>check if your recipient has a public wihlist </b>on Amazon on Wishlistr. Even if you choose not to give anything from that list, it will surely give you a few ideas on what to gift.
<b>Don't give niche stuff without proper research or extensive personal experience.</b> Your recipient is a coffee maniac while you can hardly tell the difference between Arabica and Robusta? Don't gi
Don't limit your gifting just to the usual occasions: <b>a gift for no particular reason is always extremely pleasant, even if it's just a cup of latte.<b>
<b>Everything has a FABULOUS and a meh version when it comes to gifts.</b> A chocolate bar is a meh-gift, a set of exotic chocolates from around the world is a fabulous one. A book written by your rec
Most likely, <b>your recipient will remember this gift for at least a few years to come</b>, so do your best to make these memories just fabulous.
<b>A good way to predict the impression your gift will make is to imagine your recipient telling about it to all their friends and family. </b>If their reaction is along the lines of "WOW, COOL!" - yo
<b>Knit them a scarf.</b> You can learn how to do this in a single evening - and the recipient will be enjoying the result for years!
<b>Distance isn't a good reason to stop gifting. </b>Remember that there's always the mail, Amazon, delivery services. Show your love from far away!
An easy way to level up a mediocre or cheap gift is to <b>give it along with a few other presents with a similar theme - make a gift bundle!</b> For example, a dinosaur-themed bundle would include a T
<b>Not all DIY gifts suck,</b> especially if you put your heart into it and start at least a month before the occasion. For example, how about filimg a movie about your relationship with the lucky rec
<b>One of the best gifts in life is to be relieved from your chores and mundane duties.</b> A dishwasher, a robot vacuum, a gift card that can be exchanged for a month of food delivery... Free your re
People forget things, that's natural. <b>Save the gifts that caught your eye for later, maybe even add them to a shortlist.</b>You never know when you'll need them!
<b>Size matters,</b> at least relative size. A chocolate bar is a terrible gift for someone's 50th birthday, and a new car is an inappropriate gift for your first week dating anniversary.
If you're not sure your recipient will like your gift (or maybe they already have a similar thing)–<b>just ask their best friend, spouse, or close relative! </b>Sometimes the insight they can give is
Sometimes one awesome gift is better than five average presents, but the big ones usually cost a lot. Don't forget you can always <b>split the cost with family and friends to give your recipient somet