Any suggestions for gifts to give guests at a dinner party?

Question

I have 8 of my sisters coming over for an informal pot luck dinner. I would like to give them each something for coming, any suggestions?

Answer 1

hmm thts a lot of sisters...but it would be nice if you give them an old group photo (of all of you in your childhoods perhaps)...that would make them glad and happy to have come to your party.

Answer 2

This Site Might Help You.

RE:
Any suggestions for gifts to give guests at a dinner party?
I have 8 of my sisters coming over for an informal pot luck dinner. I would like to give them each something for coming, any suggestions?

Answer 3

I'm not sure of the ages of your sisters or when your dinner will be but check out www.thebodyshop.com under sales. There are a lot of make-up items priced $8 and up on sale for $1.00. Can't beat that. One gift in particular that might interest you was featured on the show The View where you can make your own scent by blending other scents. You get 9 0.7fl oz. bottles and the usual price is $30.00 on sale for $5.00. You can't beat a $25 savings. I just purchased a bunch for my girlfriends (ages 24-28) who loved it.

Answer 4

A small gift basket with novelty bath items or something along those lines would likely be a hit unless they have allergies. They are not very expensive either. You could get them each a couple really nice dinner candles and wine glasses if you want to go a little more upscale.

Answer 5

Try putting together a small gift basket
2 champagne flutes or wine glasses, 2 scented candles, a few chocolate kisses and a bottle of wine or champagne. To make this a bit more special add instructions according the receivers personality.

Answer 6

Pick up some small picture frames. Once everyone is there, have someone snap a photo of the 9 of you all together on a digital camera. Then have that person go into your home office, and print off the picture, and place it into the frame. Then, as each guest is leaving, hand them the framed photo of the 9 of you as a keepsake of your dinner.

Answer 7

Hey, how about stacking about 4-5 scented tealights together. Pick up some tule and colored, narrow satin ribbon to match the tealights. Cut the tule with pinking shears or cut a scalloped edge, pull up the ends then tie it with the satin ribbon. You could even get a couple of those itty-bitty satin flowers in a colorful match and add those like a little bouquet before making the bow.

Just a thought, but woman just love pretties. :>)

Answer 8

Purchase photo frames and add a photo of your sisters family. If they are not married maybe add a special memory photo of you two.

For your sisters, type out this poem on pretty paper, roll and tie with a nice ribbon, add a flower (or not). Place at each place sitting.

"My Sisters"

For happy times shared through the years,
for the loyalty, love, the laughter and tears.
For the special things only you can do,
for all these things, I thank you!
Time and space may separate us,
but heartstrings know no end.
I'm proud to call you my sister,
happier still to call you my friend.

Answer 9

I would say scented candles, or a bath set would be a nice gift to recieve after a family dinner!Or make them a photo album of you guys at your silliest moments, and the memories will last forever! GOOD LUCK HOPE THIS HELPS!

Answer 10

I've been known to make candied or spiced nuts, put them in cute little boxes or bags and put them at each person's place setting. I've also done little bags of homemade caramel corn. Anything edible is always good. Or give them a little bag/box of homemade (or not homemade) cookies or brownies as they leave for a bedtime snack. You could even give them little individual cartons of milk and a straw with that snack as they walk out the door. Very cute!

Answer 11

Cut little rounds out of velvet fabric. Draw the sides up around the candies, making a little pouch, and tie it with a pretty satin or organza ribbon. Good luck and have a great party!