Wrapping Question

[CamColt]

When you give a gift that is in a decorative tin, do you wrap that? DH got the guys that work for him a box of flavored coffees and a tin of candy. Im thinking I should wrap the coffees, but not the candy. Do you think thats right?
And please say yes to save me from wrapping 13 tins on top of the 13 boxes Im already doing!

 

[mom2boys]

We received a decorative tin of cookies. They weren't wrapped but did have a bow ont the top. I didn't think any of the fact that there was no paper.

 

[Meriweather]

Yep...I would go with just a bow on top or even some ribbon around too.

 

[hercamore]

a nice bow would be just right.


Herc.

 

[helenabear]

I agree with the rest, just a nice bow on top would be all I'd do

 

[ByTheSea]

So is each person getting both the tin and the box?

You could wrap each tin... wrap each box... then put both together in a bigger box and wrap that!



just kidding of course... I'd go with the bow!

 

[Mish19]

I would go with a bow and/or maybe a gift bag to hold the two things.

 

[CamColt]

LOL, ByTheSea! I was reading your reply saying "Oh my God, this one is crazy!". You got me.

 

[Wagamama]

i say your dh wraps them!

 

[Ricola]

I would MAKE the coffe and drink it while NOT putting bows on the tins.

 

[CamColt]

Originally posted by Wagamama
i say your dh wraps them!

Well, he took the kids into his work for a while, so the least I could do was wrap the gifts. Ill do anything for a break.

Ricola, luckily I dont like coffee, but those tins of Snickers were pretty tempting.