The movie “Bridesmaids” really hit home with a lot of people. Not just because it was hysterical - which, let’s face it, it totally was - but because some of the things that were depicted hit so close to home for so many people.
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“Though they be but little, they are fierce.” (Helena, A Midsummer Night’s Dream)
That might be a paraphrase of a famous Shakespeare line, but it is also the perfect description of our fantastic mini wine bottle favors. The bottles are little, but the wine inside and the message on the outside are both fierce in an awesome way.
They finally did it - your friends are getting married! You’re so excited to celebrate them and the start of their new life together at their upcoming wedding. And then it happens...
Your boss says that you have to be at a conference the same weekend as the wedding and you can't get out of it. What do you do?
Dear Realtors:
Let me give you some really quick advice that will set you apart from everyone else selling homes in your area: Give a real estate closing gift of wine to your clients.
When you want to give a realtor gift to clients who recently purchased a home, give wine. When you want to give a gift to clients who recently sold their home, give wine. I have moved twice in the last dozen years. Two different states and three different Realtors later, and I’m telling you - give wine to your clients.
Home may be where the heart is, but moving your heart from one home to another can be really stressful. The packing, the cleaning, the unpacking, the cleaning, the redecorating, the cleaning.
There’s a lot going on.
One of the best gifts you can give the new homeowners you know is the gift of relaxation. And what says, “Sit down and relax” better than wine? Here are four ways to think about wine as a way to celebrate a friend’s new home.
If you only think about gifting champagne during the holidays or for a wedding, think again! There are so many things to celebrate in life, and the gift of champagne can be used to mark each of them in a special way.
Retirement used to be a sure thing. Like clockwork, it would come when people turned 65 and set them free from the chains of work so that they could live out the rest of their lives doing what they wanted to do.
