I know I have mentioned this to you all before, but I love giving presents.
I love giving presents even more when they are themed! Something seems just so pretty and put together when presents are all cohesive around one theme.
Therefore, this year I thought it might be fun to have a little mini series in preparation for Christmas of some super cute themed presents
And my first one is...
Truffles
Because who doesn't like truffles?
For this present I chose a combination of bath products called "Tub Truffles", and chocolate truffles!
The tub truffles are a bath melt, you place them in hot water and they begin to melt and flow through the water. I ordered the Warm Vanilla Sugar scent, and they truly look and smell edible! As they melt they release their scent, and make the water feel so soft and silky! They are made from cocoa butter, so not only does the water feel amazing, so does your skin! You can get them for $14.99-$15.99 on Alexis Clare's Etsy shop, Whipped Up Wonderful!
For the chocolate truffle piece of the present, what you get really depends on how much you want to spend!
You can go the route I have shown here and buy Lindor Truffles for $3 to $4 a bag.
You can go more expensive with Godiva truffles and get a small four piece box for $10, a bag of assorted truffles for $12, a six piece flight for $16, twelve pieces for $30, twenty-four for $50, or a gift set that can range anywhere from $42 to the "Grand Holiday Luxury Basket" at $375!! They are actually running a special right now where you can get a four, six, eight, nine, or nineteen piece set, with a $25 Godiva gift card for $33 to $55, which is a pretty great deal!
Finally, there is always the option of making truffles yourself! My friend Anina, who did a guest blog post here of Saturday, has a recipe for red velvet cake balls similar to truffles that were amazing! If you prefer the traditional chocolate route, search "homemade chocolate truffles on Google or Pinterest and you will be flooded with decadent results!
Chocolate truffles can get very expensive, very fast... But, there are many options and it is completely up to you how much you have to spend. A box of homemade truffles would be just as thoughtful as a $50 box!
That being said, in my mind the perfect version of this gift would be a gift basket with a Holiday themed flight of truffles and a gift card, a box of tub truffles (and maybe a bath bomb or two...), and a bottle of champagne (or sparkling grape juice for those of us who can't drink!). You could also fill it out by adding in a bath pouf, bubble bath, bath salts... the possibilities are endless!
And this isn't just a "Christmas present," it would also be perfect for a Birthday, Anniversary, Wedding, or Valentines day! This is an absolutely gorgeous gift in general, and perfect to carry straight to the whirlpool tub for a ready made bath!
Check out my first Christmas post of the year here, and check back often to see what other themed presents I have in store!
The tub truffles are a bath melt, you place them in hot water and they begin to melt and flow through the water. I ordered the Warm Vanilla Sugar scent, and they truly look and smell edible! As they melt they release their scent, and make the water feel so soft and silky! They are made from cocoa butter, so not only does the water feel amazing, so does your skin! You can get them for $14.99-$15.99 on Alexis Clare's Etsy shop, Whipped Up Wonderful!
If you prefer bath bombs or bubble bars (both of which I recently ordered!) she has a wide selection of those, as well as perfume, face masks, "bath macaroons," and much more. She also offers a monthly bath bomb subscription service!
Not only does this shop provide gorgeous products, she also has free shipping, wonderful (and fast!) customer service, and a beautiful Christian attitude. We spoke recently, and she was generous enough to provide a coupon code just for you all! Enter "SAWYOUONTHEWEB" at checkout and you will receive 10% off your entire order! But here is the catch, if you want to order this for someone for Christmas and insure it arrives in time you MUST order before December 7th!
For the chocolate truffle piece of the present, what you get really depends on how much you want to spend!
You can go the route I have shown here and buy Lindor Truffles for $3 to $4 a bag.
You can go more expensive with Godiva truffles and get a small four piece box for $10, a bag of assorted truffles for $12, a six piece flight for $16, twelve pieces for $30, twenty-four for $50, or a gift set that can range anywhere from $42 to the "Grand Holiday Luxury Basket" at $375!! They are actually running a special right now where you can get a four, six, eight, nine, or nineteen piece set, with a $25 Godiva gift card for $33 to $55, which is a pretty great deal!
Finally, there is always the option of making truffles yourself! My friend Anina, who did a guest blog post here of Saturday, has a recipe for red velvet cake balls similar to truffles that were amazing! If you prefer the traditional chocolate route, search "homemade chocolate truffles on Google or Pinterest and you will be flooded with decadent results!
Chocolate truffles can get very expensive, very fast... But, there are many options and it is completely up to you how much you have to spend. A box of homemade truffles would be just as thoughtful as a $50 box!
That being said, in my mind the perfect version of this gift would be a gift basket with a Holiday themed flight of truffles and a gift card, a box of tub truffles (and maybe a bath bomb or two...), and a bottle of champagne (or sparkling grape juice for those of us who can't drink!). You could also fill it out by adding in a bath pouf, bubble bath, bath salts... the possibilities are endless!
And this isn't just a "Christmas present," it would also be perfect for a Birthday, Anniversary, Wedding, or Valentines day! This is an absolutely gorgeous gift in general, and perfect to carry straight to the whirlpool tub for a ready made bath!
Check out my first Christmas post of the year here, and check back often to see what other themed presents I have in store!
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