Take the Hassle Out of Holiday Shopping
It is hard to believe that the holiday season is fast approaching, and will be here quicker than you think. Soon, stores and online sites will be advertising the next best thing to get that special someone as a gift. People will be shopping, spending more money than they should, and worrying about getting the perfect gift. The season will have come and gone with no time to really enjoy it. There are ways to take the hassle out of holiday shopping so people can enjoy the company of family and friends, not pay for presents until February, and still give special people the perfect gift.
One way is to make gifts rather than buy them. People are baking less and less due to hectic schedules, and would probably love a tin of those homemade chocolate chip cookies from Grandma's recipe. Put together dry ingredients for breads or cakes in a mason jar, tie a bow around it, and include the recipe. Gift cards are quick and easy and only require a stamp to be delivered. That will save lots of money on shipping. Another way to avoid hassle is to order gifts online and have them shipped directly to the receiver. That will save on the boxes, tape, and bubble wrap. Worcester Wreath Company has several Balsam fir gifts that are made fresh and shipped from their factory in Maine. If the people on the list are all local, order several christmas wreaths, get free shipping on a certain dollar amount, and distribute them.
Balsam fir is a traditional gift that everyone enjoys. Choose from wreaths, table top trees, swags, centerpieces, and military tribute wreaths. People can order at WorcesterWreath.com now for shipping in November. Get the shopping done before the season starts and stay away from pushing crowds, long lines, and high prices for things that may end up in a closet by the end of January. The company manages their own four thousand acre Balsam forest and never cuts down entire trees.
The tips of branches are cut and regenerated every three years for freshness, strength, and sustainability. A wreath or centerpiece will last a long time and the scent will linger long after the holiday. Another way to take away the hassle, and focus on the spirit of the season, is to purchase a wreath in someone's name for presentation at Arlington National Cemetery. As The Founders of Wreaths Across America, the company places wreaths at the graves of fallen soldiers each year.
