With social distancing and staying at home, now is the time to stay connected to family and friends in new and unique ways, while remembering to take care of yourself, too.
Just because you’re in another state doesn’t mean you can’t be with loved ones in spirit. Sending a gift from afar can be just as meaningful—for special occasions and holidays, get well, thinking of you, birthdays, and more.
To give and receive gifts “just because” is to capture the true art of surprise. Why are out-of-the-blue gestures so important?
Valentine’s Week is the extension of Valentine’s Day into a week-long celebration by giving the gift of experience with multi-day gifts, or a gift a day for a week. We promise—we didn’t manufacture this holiday. But it’s right up our alley!
If you’ve ever wanted to send someone the 12 Days of Christmas but didn’t want to deliver them 50 people, 23 birds, 5 pieces of jewelry, and one tree, we’ve put a modern twist on the classic song in this gift guide.
Did you know that more and more people are searching for multi-day gifts and “a gift a day” on Google? Why? We have some ideas. Find out!
Dads are notoriously difficult to shop for. And what do you buy for someone who already seems to have everything, anyway? Instead of the same old ties, tools, and tees, consider the gift of an experience.
Study after study shows that the #1 motivator for employees is to feel appreciated. How are you treating your team?
Celebration and play are essential to creating happiness in our lives. By connecting with the present moment, either through meditation or giving daily gifts, we allow ourselves the opportunity to realize that a gift resides in every moment.
Guess what: It’s not long-stem roses and gourmet boxes of chocolates. Instead, it’s a gift that provides an experience, is tailored just for her, and shows some thought and effort. Score on all three with The Days of Gifts.
