Holiday Gift Guide 2020
I can’t believe it’s already time for holiday shopping! I am seriously determined to get all of mine done early this year. I have a feeling that people are still going to be avoiding stores, which means lots of online orders, which means shipments could get backed up! So if you’re ordering online like me I would say get started sooner than later, and if you’re heading to the stores - stay safe! Here you’ll find a round up of some of my favorite items that would make great gifts, as well as a few things on my wishlist this year.
Hope you guys enjoy this, and if you end up purchasing anything on it I would love to know what you think! P.S. - you can click each image to be taken to the websites. Click below to be directed to a certain section or feel free to scroll!
For the Foodie
For the Hikers
For the Newlyweds (or Soon to Be!)
For the Beauty Lovers
For Those Who Like Clothes & Jewelry!
For Your Partner
For the Dog Lover
For the Home
~ Practically ~ Free Gift Guide
Baked Goods: There’s something so special about receiving baked goods from others! Knowing that they put their time and love into them makes it truly a special treat. If you don’t know what to give someone in your life - offer them some sweet treats. It’s fun for you to make them, and for others (and yourself) to eat them!
Meditation: Meditation has personally impacted my life for the better. I can’t speak for all, but I do know it has helped a lot of others in my life as well. Starting my mornings with mediation allows me space to come back to during the day. When I’m feeling frustrated, overwhelmed, or just need to pause I know I can come back to my breath and meditate. Teaching your loved ones the power of meditation might really positively impact their life. A great way to give this gift? Just start a conversation about it! Tell others how it has affected you, and recommend starting off trying it for just a couple of minutes. You can even tell them about apps that walk you through meditating (I personally love Unplug). If you insist on giving a physical gift as well, it pairs perfectly with cozy sweats and blankies.
Offer a walk and a coffee date: As I get older, I realize there’s not much that means more than getting to spend quality time with people I love! It would probably mean more than you’ll ever know if you call up your friend, aunt, grandpa, or whoever and ask them to get coffee (or tea if that’s your thing) and go for a walk. Spending this time together is more valuable than any item you can purchase in a store.
Give someone a phone call or write them a card: Again, there’s not much that means more than getting to connect with others. If there is someone you’ve been “meaning to call” for the past few months, pick up the phone and give them a call! Better yet, write them a card! I absolutely love sending and receiving snail mail. It makes me so happy when I open my mailbox and have a letter waiting for me, and I hope others feel the same! You might really make someones day.
Journal: Offering a journal is a sweet gesture to remind someone to add mindful activities into their daily routine. Journaling can help relieve stress as well as offer small reminders of what we are grateful for each day. A journal is a meaningful sentiment, and will likely be much appreciated!