I've never been much of a gift-giver.
Now let me explain (before everyone decides to unfriend me 😂):
when it comes to gifts, I have the most difficult time trying to find something that appeals to a certain person. I'm one of those people known as the indecisive gift buyer.
How many of you have spent hours and hours trying to find a gift for someone, only to realize there's too many options, it's been 5+ hours, this isn't getting anywhere, and now you just want to quit?
🙋been there, done that.
That's why I tend to stick to gifts that are beyond materialistic items. Whether it's a travel trip, a dinner, or even quality time with that person, I like to focus on the real meaning of what it means to give. Also, you don't have to worry about the person wanting to "return" the gift because you can't really get a refund for wanting to spend quality time.
When 1800 Baskets asked to partner for Valentine's Day, I liked the idea of focusing on the indecisive gift buyers. I want to emphasize that there are a variety of gift baskets that you can choose from. Want a cheese gift basket? No problem. What about a variety of chocolates? Done.
I like the fact that there's options within the gift basket too. You don't have to choose just chocolates or candy... you can have them all.
In one of the gift baskets I received, there were chocolates, caramels, chocolate covered popcorn, yogurt-covered pretzels, snack mix, and even snickerdoodle cookies. If you're unsure what type of sweets your SO wants... this gift basket covers it all.
Or if your SO prefers fruit... these are great options (here or here).
What are some of your go-to Valentine's Day gift options?
Have you ever tried
1800 Baskets? I'd love to hear your thoughts!
Thank you to 1800 Baskets for partnering on this post. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
