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Holiday Gift Giving Etiquette by Relationship Stage
Deciding what to get your special someone for a holiday gift is a tricky proposition, as there are many factors to take into account. How long have the two of you been dating? Is the relationship casual, serious, or something in between? Will holiday gifts be exchanged in front of friends and family? What types of holiday gifts are to be avoided at all cost? How much should you spend on a holiday gift?
Follow these rules for holiday gift giving, and you'll be sure to please.
Relationship Stage: New or Casual Relationship
If the two of you have been dating less than three months or if you are dating someone casually (i.e. seeing each other less than once a week or are not exclusive), this is the holiday gift giving etiquette to follow.
Holiday gifts for newly dating couples should be fun, somewhat frivolous, and cost no more than $15-30. The reasoning behind this rule is that your relationship is new and fresh, and therefore any holiday gifts given should reflect this. Items that are only practical in nature (such as a can opener), suggest a more serious relationship than what the two of you have forged (like jewelry) or are overly romantic (Romeo and Juliet) should be avoided altogether. follow.
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