The Greatest Gifts of All Time

Gift Giving is such an art! There are so many variables that you are juggling at once from the occasion for the gift, to who the gift is for, to what you want that gift to say about your love or appreciation for the person you are giving it to! Here are some of my greatest gifts of all time. I love giving gifts… and admittedly, some people are easier to shop for than others, but if there’s one thing I’ve come to learn about gift-giving, it’s actually about taking a note from what receiving feels like.

Have you ever received a gift that made you feel so, so seen? What about a gift that you didn’t know you wanted, but then was literally everything you needed? Or a gift that hit the nail on the head because you’d been talking about it with the person who got it for you, and then, voila, six months later they remembered?! I love getting gifts like that, so I strive to be the kind of person who gives gifts like that. It mainly takes thinking and planning ahead, but it’s all worth it when you knock it out of the park.

There are some gifts that I find myself coming back to over and over again, because they knock it out of the park more often than not, and there are simply so many gifting occasions where something is necessary and I don’t want to reinvent the wheel ever time (why fix something that isn’t broke?).

Alright, here’s my list of the greatest gifts of all time. I’ve broken them out by occasion below in case it’s helpful, but I think a lot of these could be swapped among occasions.

Enjoy!



For Someone You Are Close With

For an Engagement Party

Housewarming or Hostess Gifts

For a New Baby (When the Baby Arrives)

For a Kid’s Birthday Gift

For a Teenager Birthday Gift

If You Really Want to Splurge

(Warning! Many of these are excessively costly! You can use them as inspiration though for something that may be more affordable)

If you want to put a lot of effort and money into making them feel so so special with physical gifts (you can also add experiences!)

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