Anonymous wrote:This is pretty subjective, but IMO a Starbucks mug feels like something you'd pick up in an airport gift shop.
Is this supposed to be a group gift?
Some other ideas:
A neighborhood gift basket. I'm thinking coffee from the local shop, cookies or treats from a neighborhood bakery, local honey or jam, along with handwritten lists of "Things we'll miss doing with you," from each neighbor
Print a map of the neighborhood and have everyone sign around it with little messages, and get it framed.
A custom ornament shaped like their house, or shaped like the state they are leaving.
Anonymous wrote:I love the PP's idea of a map of the neighborhood with everyone signing it.
Also love the baskets of DC goodies to eat on the trip to Delaware.
Anonymous wrote:Most people do not want more stuff when they are moving. Maybe a gift card for coffee on the road or at their new hometown.
Anonymous wrote:I despise Starbucks.
Anonymous wrote:Thanks for your opinion on my ideas, I guess. What are your suggestions?Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is pretty subjective, but IMO a Starbucks mug feels like something you'd pick up in an airport gift shop.
Is this supposed to be a group gift?
Some other ideas:
A neighborhood gift basket. I'm thinking coffee from the local shop, cookies or treats from a neighborhood bakery, local honey or jam, along with handwritten lists of "Things we'll miss doing with you," from each neighbor
Print a map of the neighborhood and have everyone sign around it with little messages, and get it framed.
A custom ornament shaped like their house, or shaped like the state they are leaving.
I'd rather have the Starbucks mug because if it's attractive I'd keep it. And if not, I'd have no guilt getting rid of it. A piece of art/framed craft is a burden if someone doesn't like it aesthetically.
Tree ornament is on par with a mug. But it would be out of season so would probably take awhile to get into the right box to ship.