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Gift-giving occasions and gift-giving holidays are two different things.
An occasion is a day or a situation for which you give a gift due to the circumstances.
Before we define a gift-giving holiday is, let’s first define what a holiday is.
Now we know that you know what a holiday is but here is the definition anyways. A day of festivity or recreation when no work is done.
So, a “gift-giving” holiday must be a “holiday” for it to be a “gift-giving” holiday.
But, regardless of which word you are trying to define, you must make sure that you understand the proper gift-giving etiquette. Without them, you are doomed.
Please note, if you’re looking for days to gift, there’s an average of 13 out of 30 days in every month to give a gift!
Now, there’s never a time that is never a gift-giving occasion. Life is a gift and we (you, us, everyone) should always be giving gifts for the people that matter.
Gift-Giving Occasions
- Birthdays – parents, siblings, children, nieces/nephews, grandparents, friends
- Anniversaries
- Weddings – You might not be able to think of any upcoming weddings right now, but they are coming. Be prepared.
- Births
- Graduations
- Bachelor or Bachelorette Party
- Bar Mitzvah
- Grand Opening
- Employee
- New Job or Career
- Engagement
- Bridal Shower
- Apology
- Sympathy
- “Thank you” Gift
- Get well soon
- Pre or Post Surgery
- Tax-Free Weekend – Trust us, we didn’t believe it as well, but hey, you gotta save when you can, right?
- Black Friday
- Cyber Monday
- Farewell
- Welcome back or Welcome home
- Pass Exam or Graduation
- Promotion
- Baby shower
- Christening or Baptism
- Confirmation
- Just Because – This special occasion should not be about showering your loved ones with gifts, but rather a random demonstration of what they mean to you
Gift-Giving Holidays
- Labor Day
- Father’s Day
- Mother’s Day
- 4th of July
- New Years
- St. Patrick’s Day
- Armed Forces Day
- National Friends Day
- Grand Parents Day
- Veterans Day
- Columbus Day
- Easter
- Halloween
- Valentine’s Day
- Kwanzaa
- Thanksgiving
- Hannuaka
- Christmas
Good luck and we hope that you have an awesome gifting experience.
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