Holiday Gift Guide - Ideas for Hostess Gifts
Whether we agree with the retail stores or not, the holiday season will be shortly upon us. That means lots of entertaining and holiday parties to attend, right? As a good southern girl I was taught to always bring something for the hostess as a thank you for the invite. You don't have to spend a ton of money, or go too far out of your way to show your hostess a little appreciation. And we have compiled a list of ideas in case you are running dry. Check out these ideas to bring your hostess while you party away the holiday season:
- Booze - Yes way, Rose! When in doubt about a hostess gift, you can never go wrong with a good bottle of wine or bubbly.
- Fun journal - Who doesn't love a good journal or notebook?
- Pineapple Shaker - This fun gold pineapple shaker will make any bar look super chic and snazzy
- Cute stationery - I love snail mail, and I'm getting back into writing letters again. If you think your hostess would appreciate stationery, this cute set from Rifle Paper Company is a great idea.
- Drink Serving Tray - These lucite serving trays are super fun and come in enough designs to fit almost any decor, and they are versatile enough to go from a vanity to a coffee table or bar with ease. Give your hostess with the mostess a personalized gift nobody else has!
- Holiday wine glasses - Hey, who couldn't use a couple more wine glasses? The more the merrier!
- Macarons - These cute little Macarons actually have a little secret! You can use them to put small personal items in, and are a great little gift for a hostess.
- Nesting cake boxes - Does your hostess just love cooking and baking? Then they'll love these cake boxes to store cookies, toffee, or other baked goods in!
- Coasters - What hostess doesn't have the fear of table rings secretly hiding behind her eyes as she greets you at the door? Help alleviate her fears by showing up with some super cute coasters!
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