Gifts for Her

I’ve had tons of requests for gift guides this year, so I’ve cooked up a variety of them to share over the course of the next few weeks. And if you haven’t submitted you gift guide suggestion, you can still do so here.

Today I’m sharing ‘Gifts for Her’. These gifts cover everyone– moms, sisters, grandmas, friends, teachers, etc. Everything is under $90, with most things being under $50.

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1. candle & 13. reed diffuser
While it’s a bit of a splurge, this candle smells amazing– like Christmas in a candle. It also comes in a reed diffuser if you’re not a fan of candles or have small kids who can’t be trusted around open flames, no matter how high you put them.

2. slippers
I feel like most people won’t turn down a pair of cozy slippers. And I can attest that the slippers are very comfy and warm. They also run a little large, which is good for people like me with giant feet.

3. earrings
I love these earrings. There’s a long version, like pictured, and a short version. They look great on anyone, and they come in a multitude of colors. Bonus: they ship free. Plus, if you sign up for the mailing list you get 15% off your first purchase. Shipping is a little slow, so keep that in mind. Right now you can get 25% off 2+ earrings w/ code EARRINGS25. 20% off 1 pair w/ code EARRINGS20.

4. wood and wire tray
I love this tray because it can be used in tons of different places through the home.

5. lip gloss set
I got a smaller lip gloss set like this last year for Christmas and I love it. It was fun trying out the different colors and deciding on my favorites to purchase in the full-sizes.

6. champagne bottle opener
Looking for a quick gift idea? Bottle of champagne, a few champagne flutes, and a champagne bottle opener. Who would be mad about that gift?

7. cheese board
This monogram marbled cheese board is so pretty and perfect for displaying on kitchen countertops.

8. mug
Need a smaller, more budget-friendly gift? Grab a cute mug and fill it with a clear cellophane bag full of chocolates– Lindt chocolate truffles are my favorite for gift giving.

9. ice scraper
If your gift recipient lives in a colder climate, this faux fur ice scraper is a must have. It’s an unexpected, practical gift that’s also pretty. One year I gave a similar product to a bunch of family members and they loved them because it sucks scraping ice off of your car, especially if you can’t find your gloves. What’s also nice is that if you break your scraper, you can insert another one into the furry cover.

10. faux leather tote
This has been my go-to tote for a couple years. It holds up very well and looks more expensive than it is. I always get tons of compliments on it.

11. faux fur throw
If you’re looking for a faux fur throw (pictured below in ivory), this one is amazing. It’s ridiculously soft and warm– perfect for snuggly under on a cold day. This is also the perfect gift for someone on your list who has everything.

12. heart dish
I love these little dishes because they can be used for so many things. A place to keep everyday jewelry when not in use. Paperclips. Loose change. Keys.

14. hand cream & soap
A great stocking stuffer or part of a teacher gift! The lavender smells wonderful.

15. handwriting bar bracelet
I think this is such a thoughtful and sweet gift idea. You send in a writing sample, and this artist engraves it onto a bar bracelet. (There’s other styles as well.) How cute would it be to do this with kids’ handwriting and give it to a grandparent? Or maybe you want to get this for yourself, using handwriting of a loved one. This is especially a sweet way to remember and honor someone who has passed away.

16. Merry doormat
I love this doormat on our front porch. It’s large– 48″ x 30″ and layers perfectly over our pre-existing rug. So if you or someone you love is looking for a big, beautiful Christmas doormat, I highly recommend this one.