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jrb0328 said:do you send them to the hostess only or the the guests as well?
DebbieJ said:I send a handwritten note to the host the day after her show. I then send her the thank you form letter from P3 when we close.
I send an email to all guests and include the recipe we made at the show. I do this when the show is closed so they know when to expect their order (and so they won't bug the host or me wondering where it is).
As a guest, it is always a thoughtful gesture to bring a small gift to show your appreciation for the hostess. Some popular gifts include a bottle of wine, a scented candle, or a homemade baked good. However, you can also consider the hostess's interests and preferences when choosing a gift.
It is not necessary to bring a gift to a casual gathering, but it is still a nice gesture. If you are unsure, you can always ask the hostess beforehand if they would like you to bring something.
Bringing a dish to a party is already a contribution, so it is not necessary to bring an additional gift. However, if you still want to bring something, a small token of appreciation, such as a bouquet of flowers or a box of chocolates, would be appropriate.
It is not necessary to open the gift in front of the hostess, but it is considerate to do so. Opening the gift shows that you appreciate the gesture and are excited about the gift.
Regifting is a personal decision and should be done with caution. If you are considering regifting a hostess gift, make sure the gift is something the new recipient would appreciate and that it is in good condition. It is also polite to disclose to the new recipient that it is a regift.