Regifting
It's coming down to the wire for holiday gift giving.
This is a great year for regifting. We've all received gifts that we can't use or don't want but are perfectly fine items. We're in a society of material overload (or have been up to now) and regifting is a good way to lighten our material overload. Wine, candles, books and lots of over things are good gifts to pass on. I've regifted and there are certain things to keep in mind.
1. Don't regift something to the person who gave it to you. Either remember who gave you something or if it's something you immediately know you won't use make a note and put it with the item.
2. Remove the original gift card. You don't want someone receiving something from you and then in the package seeing that it was given by to you by your Aunt Millie or a friend.
3. Make sure the item is in top notch condition. Don't regift items that you've used, are shabby or look worn in any way.
This is a great year for regifting. We've all received gifts that we can't use or don't want but are perfectly fine items. We're in a society of material overload (or have been up to now) and regifting is a good way to lighten our material overload. Wine, candles, books and lots of over things are good gifts to pass on. I've regifted and there are certain things to keep in mind.
1. Don't regift something to the person who gave it to you. Either remember who gave you something or if it's something you immediately know you won't use make a note and put it with the item.
2. Remove the original gift card. You don't want someone receiving something from you and then in the package seeing that it was given by to you by your Aunt Millie or a friend.
3. Make sure the item is in top notch condition. Don't regift items that you've used, are shabby or look worn in any way.
Labels: gifts, holiday gifts, material overload, regifting, regifting rules
posted by Elaine Bloom at 10:00 AM
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