Give Thanks Before and After Events with Gracious Hostess Gifts

It takes a lot of work to host an event. While the host or hostess has chosen—likely enthusiastically—to invite their friends to celebrate together, the effort deserves a thoughtful thank you. A bottle of wine or beautiful confection isn’t necessarily a thoughtless gift, but if time and budget allow, try to make it personal in some way.

New Map France, $35.95, from A Store Named Stuff.

Choose wine you’ve enjoyed together, but pair it with New Map France; Unforgettable Experiences for the Discerning Traveler from Stuff in Brookside.

Annedore’s Dark and Milk Chocolate Sea Salt Caramel Balls, $16.95, from Annedore’s Fine Chocolates.
Sophie Conran medium canister, $53, from Pryde’s Kitchen & Necessities.

Or if you know your host’s favorite treat is Annedore’s Dark and Milk Chocolate Sea Salt Caramel Balls, place them in a Sophie Conran canister from Pryde’s Kitchen & Necessities that could be reused.

NYE Small Bites & Apps class on December 29 at 5 p.m., $125, at Billie’s Grocery.
Lacquer wood trays, $48 each, from West Elm.

What could be better than taking a cooking class together at Billie’s Grocery? “NYE Small Bites & Apps” with the chef Cherokee Town would be a blast. Perhaps include the invitation with a lacquered wood tray that would be perfect for serving the results.

This type of gesture takes a little more consideration, time, and resources, which is what your host has invested as well. Your gift will be a lasting reminder of your appreciation.

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