My shower is coming up, and I just put my hostess gifts together. The shower is going to be very small, at my parents house, and 3 of my relatives are hosting.
I made little gift baskets, with a cute notepad, rabbit shaped ceramic tealight candle holder(since Easter is coming up), an adorable branch pencil, a bar of handmade soap, and a purse pack of printed tissues. All three baskets have different variations on all the things. All together they cost about 15 dollars each, but they look super cute, and I think everything in there is useful. I'll be filling out the thank you cards after the shower and then giving them to the hostesses.
I've seen some people giving really pricey thank you gifts like jewelry, etc. but that's just really not in my husband's and my budget. Do these sound okay?
Thanks!
Re: is this ok for a hostess gift?
They sound cute. Except for the rabbit candle holder but that's because i'm not a fan of seasonal items. If you are, power to you.
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