Christmas Gifts: Candles, Cookies and Bottles to Share
Christmas here is mostly three jobs: a small gift for an office or family exchange, something to bring when you are invited to someone else's party, and making your own table and shelves look like Christmas. The Decorative Flora candles cover the last one, and the cookie and tart bottles cover the first two.
What to actually buy
For a gift exchange. Most exchanges have a budget, and the Christmas tree candles and the four-piece tealight sets sit comfortably inside one — they look like a present before they are even wrapped, and they suit anyone, which matters when you do not know who will pick yours.
For bringing to a party. Bring something the host can put straight out: a bottle of Chocolate Chip Cookies, Golden Ball or Nutella Tarts goes on the table and is gone by the end of the night. Where a bottle has a "with Gift Packaging" option, choose that one when it is going to someone else.
For your own home. The embossed Xmas tree candles and the tealight sets are decorative first — they are made to be looked at on a shelf or a table as much as lit. If you do light them, never leave a lit candle unattended and keep it away from anything that can catch.
If you are buying for a whole team, the gift bundles save you choosing item by item, and the corporate page covers bulk orders and invoicing.
Or build your own
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Candles
Decorative Flora scented candles and tealight sets — Christmas trees, snowflakes, blossoms and lion designs.
Cookies
Small-batch cookies from Startz Tartz — chocolate chip, Kueh Makmur, Golden Ball, Bloom Ball and more.
Tarts
Pineapple tarts, Nutella tarts, Biscoff tarts, Cashew Dreams and Ants Nest, baked in small batches.
Deepavali gifts
Deepavali calls for treats to keep the sharing bowls filled at home, and thoughtful gifts to bring when visiting family and friends.
Chinese New Year gifts
Nobody goes visiting empty-handed, and there will be more than one house.
Hari Raya gifts
Two different orders come off this page at Raya.