10 Ideas to Simplify Holiday Gift-Giving

10 Ideas to Simplify Holiday Gift-Giving
10 Ideas to Simplify Holiday Gift-Giving

1 – Listen

Not sure what to get someone? Listen carefully and you might hear her say she loves the smell of lavender or that he loves a really sharp knife when preparing meals. Save that knowledge and surprise your loved one with the perfect gift.

2 – For homemade gifts, do a trial run first

Making gifts this holiday season? Good for you! Do a trial run just in case the first attempt doesn’t go well. Making candles or soap, baking a pie or creating a succulent garden—all are lovely ideas, but practice makes perfect.

Candle Making Supplies | Wax, Wicks, Scents & More | Lehman's (lehmans.com)

3 – Shop on line early!

Trouble with supply chains, under-staffed carriers, and a busy holiday season could lead to shipping delays.

4 – Save money and time

Buy gifts at Lehmans.com but have them shipped directly to the recipient.

5 – Plan ahead

When buying hand-crafted items, don’t wait until the last minute as supplies may be limited.

Genuine Amish-Made Food, Clothes, Toys and Products (lehmans.com)

6 – Can’t decide what to get?

We’ve curated a wide selection of quality gifts for all ages to simplify your holiday shopping.

Gifts They'll Truly Cherish - Lehman's (lehmans.com)

7 – Make a list and a budget

Write down all the special people and the wonderful gifts you are going to buy them. Set a “not to exceed” dollar amount and stick to it!

8 – Consider an activity for your loved one instead of a gift

How about taking a class together, shopping for and preparing a nice meal, baking and decorating cookies, or attending a concert or a show?

9 – Let the pros help you pick!

Check out best sellers and top-reviewed products to find the most popular and well-loved gifts.

Best Sellers | Lehman's (lehmans.com)

10 – Consider gifts that donate back to a cause

We offer some of these great products online, like Lifestraw.

About the author

As the Director of Marketing for Lehman’s (and daughter of company founder Jay Lehman), Glenda Ervin is responsible for the customers’ view of the brand.

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