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Summary: Select a housewarming gift that doesn't cost too much money and will make a house more like a home, such as a plant or scented candle. Consider bringing homemade cookies or a bottle wine to a housewarming with tips from an event planner in this free video on gifts.
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"Now you don't have to spend a lot of money when you want to buy a housewarming gift. It can be as simple as making some home baked cookies. They are going to love that. Or how about something that will make their house more like a home. Like a little plant. Something that they'll have for a long time. Or something warm and inviting like a candle. Maybe even a scented candle so that when they light it, this nice aroma fills their house and home and they will think of you. Or of course the standby and people always love it, is a bottle of alcohol or perhaps a bottle of wine. That way when you come over you are not empty handed and you have something to toast their new place with. These are a few simple things that don't have to cost a lot of money. People will just be glad that you came and anything you bring I'm sure they'll appreciate it. So from home baked cooking to a bottle of spirits, you'll have something to welcome their new home with."
eHow Article: How to Select a Housewarming Gift
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