The Giving Guide

A clean iris and orange blossom for the morning that changes everything. Give Mattina to someone who is —

• Starting a new job
• Graduating from school or a program
• Earning a major promotion
• Returning to work after a long absence
• Beginning a career pivot or new business
• Moving to a new city for work

Italian leather and a single white flower, very close to the skin. Give Sentire to someone who is —

• Beginning a new relationship
• Going on a memorable first date
• Celebrating an early-relationship anniversary
• A young couple worth a thoughtful gesture
• Receiving Valentine's Day or Mother's Day
• Anyone for whom the early weeks of love are still vivid

Pikake jasmine and cold mineral sea — for the trip you saved for. Give Mare to someone who is —

• Going on their honeymoon
• Taking a sabbatical or extended break
• Embarking on a long-deferred trip
• Retiring (the long-awaited journey)
• Treating themselves to a milestone vacation
• Heading somewhere they've dreamed about for years

Plumeria, warm skin, and Hawaiian sandalwood for the doorway moment of new parenthood. Give Abbraccio to someone who is —

• Welcoming their first baby
• Having a second or third child
• Becoming a grandparent
• Adopting a child
• About to host a baby shower or expecting one
• A new father (Father's Day) or new mother (Mother's Day)

Lily of the valley, garden rose, and limestone moss — the gardens of Paris in April. Give Giardino to someone who is —

• Moving into a new home
• Closing on their first house
• Renovating, remodeling, or settling in
• Hosting a housewarming party
• Returning home after a long time away
• Transitioning into the home where they'll plant roots