Gracious Living | Summer Hostess Gifts

Lidy

July 11, 2016

All of these are wonderful options!

Lidy

July 11, 2016

Shenita, thank you. Hostess gifts are always great to have on hand, aren’t they? So many small presents make unusual, thoughtful host or hostess gifts. I once had a male client buy all my antique wine cork pulls, he tied them on bottles of wine he was giving as gifts. Such a great idea, it made the “usual” bottle of wine personal, and included a lasting token of his thankfulness.

Lidy

July 11, 2016

Thank you Tracey! I hope that you will visit often, my goal is to blog at least twice a week. :)

Lidy

July 12, 2016

Jane, I’ll work on that for you!

Jane

July 12, 2016

These are great ideas, Lidy. I am always one to bring a hostess gift because I know how it makes me smile when I receive one! I try to come up with a clever packaging/wrapping and that’s not easy for klutzy ‘ol me. Now that’s a post I need you to write!! ;-D

Jane

Tracey McCauley

July 11, 2016

What stunning gifts for any occassion! The candle and packaging are delightful and I can almost smell that wonderful aroma now! Lidy, you have such a gorgeous site!!!!
Many thanks!!!

Shenita

July 11, 2016

Beautiful options, Lidy! All of these would make wonderful gifts! I never would have thought of the petite boxwood wreath. That’s a great idea!

Taste of France

July 11, 2016

At first I thought the Pastis was towlettes, and I thought OMG. But no, decorated tea towels. Completely normal! (who would want to smell like pastis?!?!?! Glad I was wrong! Whew!)
Chocolates are always a favorite over here. And a bottle of something. For the hostess, some little luxury—like the candle, or soaps, or creams. A book. Earrings. So many possibilities. It can’t be so big or important or serious that it requires more of a response than a heart-felt “thank you.” Even if it’s treasured long after.