Gift guide: What to bring to the Thanksgiving table
November 3, 2021
Leaves changing colors, a brisk chill in the air, tights under skirts and tall black boots — fall is coming. With the holidays on the horizon and Thanksgiving being the first to greet us, it is only fitting that I’ve carefully curated a guide for all of your gifting needs. Between roasting the turkey, sauteeing the green beans and popping the bubbly, who has the time to think about gifts? I’ve got you covered! For friends, family and the host of the party, show your gratitude with these goodies.
Gjusta
US from $4.75
Let Gjusta make Thanksgiving for you this year. Either buy the whole menu or cherry-pick a few things you’re missing. (Their pumpkin pie is a personal favorite). Email [email protected] to pre-order by Nov. 15.
Loria Stern
MAPLE FALL BOTANICAL PRESSED COOKIES (1 DOZEN)
US $55
While pie is a Thanksgiving classic, mix it up with these botanical shortbread cookies.
Areaware
US from $16
These candles are almost too pretty to burn. They make for a gorgeous piece of art on the windowsill or the finishing touch on the tablescape.
Food52
BERRY NICE CHEESE BOARD JIGSAW PUZZLE
US $35
An ideal activity for an evening spent inside, with friends, by the fire. Cozy up and enjoy the fall weather with the company of a puzzle.
Goldsmith Woodworking
US $40
This board is an excellent handmade addition to any home. What’s better than puzzling cheese and crackers than eating cheese and crackers?
Creekside Farms
US $62
I believe that a wreath is the most beautiful way to mark the seasons. Show your gratitude to mother earth, and a loved one with this last-minute gift.
Flowerboy Project
US $42
“Our bedside bouquets can be personal and intimate, or a public display meant to be shared with a friend, left on the night table for a loved one or placed on the doorstep of a neighbor.” Bouquets are always a timeless offering.
Marimekko
US $58 (Hint: use code AMARA20 for 20% off)
While I’m usually a sucker for the half apron, the mess and magnificence of a Thanksgiving dinner requires full coverage.
Le Bon Shoppe
US $14
A little something to sustain your host through the winter months.
Anthropologie
US $11.20
This exclusive Anthropologie mug is giving all the fall vibes. Pumpkin spice lattes never looked so good.