What to purchase for a person who needs nothing?

This is the ultimate guide to finding the right gift for anybody and everyone. Seriously. We at redditgifts have watched complete strangers assembled, send, and receive countless tens of thousands of gifts inside our online gift exchanges, and we've learned a thing or two.

All of us understand that thing about how Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year, but sometimes it may also be the most horrible time of the year.

You know what I'm talking about. Gift shopping.

"Oh, I don't need anything," your spouse says. But you know that isn't true. Then there are friends and family, parents, in-laws, and more. You may question them what they want, and, if you're really lucky, they'll inform you exactly and you are able to go buy it, but that takes all the romance out from the event and helps it be pretty impersonal. And you definitely absolutely don't desire to resort to purchasing the DVD of Transformers 2 at Wal-Mart because it had been for sale for $3 on Black Friday, along side a lot of other outdated and underwhelming movies.

Here is the ultimate guide to finding the perfect gift proper and everyone. Seriously. We at redditgifts have watched complete strangers put together, send, and receive countless 1000s of gifts inside our online gift exchanges, and we've learned something or two (or nine) about what makes a good gift.

1. Make the present an event. Get creative with the packaging! Rather than simply handing them something special in regular wrapping paper, think of the gifting experience as an event--and you intend to make certain they like it. Hide his gift and send him on a scavenger hunt to find it. Rather than just giving him a gift card, hide a key message in a Twilight book that sends him to the gift card code. Or sew her present into a giant stuffed shark so she has to do surgery on it to have it out. And never, ever, underestimate the sheer fun of unwrapping presents. Sometimes, quantity can indicate quality, when it's a lot of small individually wrapped items.

2. Now, literally give an experience. She loves Les Mis but already gets the book and the movie and the movie poster? Buy her tickets to see the show. Certainly one of my all-time favorite gifts I've seen was a detailed mystery guide that sent the giftee to a cafe, bought him a Flying Spaghetti Monster dinner, and covered him and his date to play at the arcade.

3. Make a list of all things the individual is enthusiastic about and items that define who they are. Get this to list long--spend at the least two full minutes writing down as numerous things as you can. Now brainstorm something to choose every item on that list, small or big. You don't have to give all those gifts, but you're going to hit on some cool ideas you wouldn't have otherwise, and whenever you combine a few of them, your giftee will appreciate how personal and thoughtful you were. One guy who is suffering from depression, loves science fiction, and can be enthusiastic about male fashion got a potentially life-changing gift that was perfectly tailored to him. A person who loves bacon got a year-long gourmet bacon-of-the-month subscription. Hell yes.

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