VIA MERCHANT
Pickleball is America’s fastest-growing sport—this gift set lets her get in on the fun. It includes one paddle with an artistic design with a fiberglass surface, three pickleballs, a rally bag and a paddle case cover. This paddle is on the pricier slide, but it comes with a few bells and whistles, including an edge guard for durability and a faux-leather grip that’s meant to resist sweat.
FAQs
What goes in a good gift basket?
The best thing about gift baskets is that you give a bunch of little things to create more of an experience. For a self-care-themed basket, there will be face masks, body wash, a soothing candle and the like. Foodies will enjoy a wine and cheese night with all the necessities, including a good bottle of red, crackers and accoutrements. The important thing is to choose a gift basket for women that speaks to who they are and what they enjoy.
How do you make a gift basket look expensive?
If you bought a premade basket, make sure it’s gift-ready by adding some colorful tissue paper to the bottom of the basket so it bulks it up. And you can choose a pretty ribbon to seal the cellophane together. If you’re building your own, try to select items in a similar color scheme and pick a complementary bow to bring it all together. It’ll show you put extra effort in, which is always appreciated. Don’t forget to arrange the items so that they stand up nicely and can easily be seen.
Is a good basket a good gift?
Not only is a gift basket a good gift, but it’s one of the best! It shows that you put thought into what the giftee loves and built a basket around it. Even if it was premade, you can personalize it by adding in an extra something, like a glass with their name on it or their favorite bottle of wine. It can also be as easy as adding a pop of their favorite color in the bow to let them know you pay attention.
How do I make my own gift basket?
Of course, you can decide to build your own gift basket. However, consider that you may have to pay more per item and then coordinate delivery. If you still decide to go that route, decide on a theme for the basket, such as a bookworm basket, spa day basket, pasta night basket, sweet tooth basket or something else. Then, explore items to help build an experience around that theme (a reading light for the bookworm, a fresh chunk of parmesan for shredding for the pasta lover, etc.). Remember, the larger the items, the bigger the basket you’ll need.