Ideas for Gifts: Client, Employee, Boss or Coworker

What would be an appropriate gift to give a client who's about to retire? White collar..business client.

How well do you know this client? Has he/she been a good customer/client over the years?

Do you know if he/she has any hobbies or interests? You can base the gift on hobbies and interests- for example, if he/she likes the theatre, maybe tickets to a local production or concert. If he/she likes professional sports, perhaps tickets to a game?
If he/she likes travel- a gift card or certificate to a local travel agency so he/she can put it towards a trip
If he/she likes wine or champagne, a nice bottle with two glasses to celebrate with friends.

When my director retired, the staff chipped in and bought her a hot air balloon ride. We included a bracelet with a balloon charm to remember her gift.

Just a few ideas.

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im looking for a new idea of what to make for a baby gift for a shower. ive done a nappy cake, bunch of socks and baby clothes (bunch of flowers) and gift baskets/hampers. has anyone got any other ideas of what i can do. i enjoyed making the sock bouquets… is there anything i can do similar but in a different shape! i like unusual so all ideas welcome

my girlfriend bought a bunch of cloths for my daughter and put them on a cloths line with cloths pins and then laid them in a tall hamper with a note on the end of the line that said "pull slowly" It was amazing! She went way over board and the line stretched about 50 feet long. It was the hit of our shower. So our gift was a cute pink hamper and a ton of cloths. I am not a fan of the diaper cakes because we didn't like the diapers and I ended up not using them at all.

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Hello,

I want to buy a food processor in the States as a gift for my sister, but I am unsure whether or not the warranty would cover her here in Canada if the item (a food processor, retailing at $200.00) were to be defective, need repairs, etc,.

What's the warranty for buyers of American products by Canadian customers (in-store purchase).

Thanks so much,

Av

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and he's the best employee we've ever had
we're not close, but her dad helps my husband a lot!

Depends on your budget…if you can afford it.. and he doesn't have many more daughters… Fund them a trip for their honeymoon with your employee sharing part of the cost.

If the budget is tight, don't do less than $100.00

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please suggest some gift for my uncle on his retirement……

Find out a suitable place for him where he can remain busy for some time during the day without straining himself beyond his physical and mental capacity

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I want to send a gift to a business colleague in Germany and am having difficulty finding something that can ship there. I'm looking to spend around $200.

Here are two websites that may ship Internationally, according to what their website states:

Crate and Barrel - International Orders: If you live outside the United States and would like to place an order we would be happy to assist you. You may contact us by telephone at 630-369-4464 or by fax at 630-527-1448.

(2) Bed Bath and Beyond - For information regarding shipments to US Territories or international shipments/billing please call 973-785-4333 or email them at customer.service@bedbath.com.

Good Luck!

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We’ve been getting some great stuff the last couple years I’ve been employeed. Last year we got a digital camera; the year before that a heavy-duty camping-like chair with fold-outs. This year I’m at a loss for ideas. Any suggestions? Need to stay in the $100-$150 range.

ipod classic
gift card to a cool restaurant
variety of movies (have them write down there top 5 movies)
good wine/champagne
a few extra vacation days
a RAISE/BONUS
visa giftcard
and ummm perfume/cologne
hope i helped im only 13 lol sorry!

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If they've got a good sense of humour you could get them the book '1000 places to see before you die' :o)

When I retire I'd like something that didn't make me feel ancient, like a hot air balloon flight ticket or a theme park season pass. Something fun.

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