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Gift Ideas For Girlfriends Of All Age Ranges and Interests
Valentine's Day Gifts for Girlfriends
Valentine's Day is a February 14 celebration of love and affection. It's traditionally the day when lovers share gifts and words of love and a time when arguments and disagreements can be ironed over. Unfortunately, in many ways, Valentine's Day has become highly commercialised and numerous couples forego the celebrations altogether. After all, one should be giving gifts and romantic shows of affection to your girlfriend throughout the year and not just once a year because everyone else is. That said, there are ways to make Valentine's Day a special occasion for your girlfriend through the giving of a gift with extra romantic connotations and designs. Play with the symbolism of the day and the images it conjures up such as red hearts, doves, winged cupids and flowers. Consider writing a poem or a hand-written letter too as well as taking her out to the finest restaurant you know.
Halloween Gifts for Girlfriends
Spooky! Halloween falls on October 31 and is an annual celebration of everything ghostly, ghastly and ghoulish. Now largely a secular event, what better time to really go to town on costumes and fun scary accessories that both you and your girlfriend will enjoy. You might well be both too old to go trick-or-treating but that doesn't mean you should refrain from treating your lady love to some delicious food and games. When buying a gift for your girlfriend on Halloween bear in mind all the traditional activities and symbols related to the event such as pumpkin lanterns, ghosts, bonfires, witches, pranks, costume parties and above all, really scary horror movies! She'll be buried in your arms all night.
Hanukkah Gifts for Jewish Girlfriends
Hanukkah is a Jewish festive which commemorates the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem during the 2nd century BCE. The festival is often also known as the Festival of Lights and there are multiple gifts you can give your Jewish girlfriend for the 8-day holiday of Hanukkah. it's traditional for families to exchange gifts on each night of the holiday and these include such items as fried foods, potato pancakes, jam-filled doughnuts, cheese, coins for children and general gifts you would give at any other time of the year. The Hanukkah menorah, a nine-branched candelabrum, is an important ritual item for Jews during this period and is also a major symbol of Judaism itself. There's also the traditional Hanukkah game called 'Dreidel' which is a four-sided spinning top.