#how to give memorable gifts

 



We all find joy in giving gifts. 

Have you ever wondered  why?

It helps us express our love for the reciever. By expressing our love through gifts, we hope to strengthen our bond with the loved one.

Selflessness is part of human nature. Hence we spend our hard earned money or much hardly saved time or energy to get the gift for the loved one.

We feel honored when the receiver accepts the gift. 




High net individuals make news by gifting their dear ones multi crore worth of jewelry, mansion or company shares, 

In this consumeristic world, the umpteen choices in the market increases the confusion for gift givers.

How do we wade through the ads that promote that their product is the best gift to strengthen relations?

Taking a loved one out for a meal they will enjoy, to a place they have been longing to go  can brighten their mood.

Choosing to.gift such experiences or speak only with kind words despite your relationship status  helps strengthen relationships.

What about occasions or social gatherings at work place or neighborhood where you are expected to exchange material gifts?

  • A fresh fruit basket, 
  •  a flower sapling,
  •  a home cooked snack box works fine.

Happy gifting and happy Bonding!




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