We have relatives visiting from out of town and they are making a point to come over to our house (they have TONS of other family that they could visit while home)... I am so excited to see them...
Do I get them some kind of "thank you for making time for us" gift? but if so, they have to fly home this weekend and I don't want them to have to pack anything extra...
Or is hosting dinner/desert enough of an appreciation? We're just doing pizza since it is a work night... Pretty low-key as are the people... but I haven't seen them in almost a year and I'm REALLY excited!!
Re: Gifts - not shower related
Hmm.. so like the opposite of a hostess gift? I don't think it's needed, but I'm sure it will make them feel special.
Instead of giving them something while they visit I think you should have something delivered to their house on the day they get home... flowers or an edible arrangement would be lovely. Then just add a note saying how nice it was to see them.
~Benjamin Franklin
DS dx with celiac disease 5/28/10
Usually when we go to visit friends, they will just have us over/out for dinner or something special & I've always loved to be able to do that and visit with them. I would feel kind of guilty if someone had bought us a gift for visiting!
THIS!
This was a great idea - thanks! I just felt so glad that they were able to make time for us... they ended up getting us a housewarming gift (because they missed when we actually got the house since they live out of state) and have only been home a few times (including for their wedding last year)...
Thanks for the opinions - I knew it was an odd suggestion - I just wanted to make sure they knew we appreciated them taking the time to see us...