Thanksgiving may look and feel different every year, but showing thanks to the host or hostess never goes out of style.
Whether you're planning for a huge gathering, preparing to see loved ones you haven't seen in a while, hosting a small group or arranging a virtual call to connect, thoughtful gifts are a great personal way to say thank you.
From small items that could be sent before turkey day to help them set their table or spruce up the holiday decor, to functional and stylish items that are great as a group gift, here are some ideas to shop for the host with the most that will stay with them long after the leftovers have disappeared.
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Pomegranate Noir Body & Hand Wash
- $37.40
- Nordstrom
Hand washing is more important than ever, so a nice hand soap to upgrade the host's supply is a thoughtful purchase.
Festive Pumpkin Candle
- $22.00
- Nordstrom
Sweeten up the smell of their home for Thanksgiving with a festive pumpkin spice candle that will make them remember the delicious scent long after their leftover pie is gone.
Wooden Cake Stand
- $19.94
- Walmart
This wooden cake stand is a perfect platform for a host to present their favorite holiday desserts, snacks or other small food items with a decorative touch.
Cozy Plaid Throw Blanket
- $29.40
- $49
- Nordstrom
Help the host get cozy after a full day of festivities with this comfortable plush throw blanket that comes in an autumnal color scheme.
Fall Flower Bouquet Delivery
- $49
- The Bouqs Co.
Sending a fresh flower bouquet is a great way to send a special something to the person who organizes a virtual Thanksgiving celebration this year. Plus, there's various sizes, stems and vases available to create a custom piece at an array of price points.
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Editor's note: This story was originally published on November 2, 2020.
