Eid is right around the corner, and if you haven’t shopped for gifts yet we’re here to inspire you with some awesome ideas with our Eid gift guide. This gift guide is put together by guest blogger, Hanan just for Hello Holy Days! so every gift on this gift guide fits perfectly into its corresponding Eid al Fitr gift bag.

For the Luxe Lover Gift Guide

1.  David Yurman Necklace

2.  La Mer firming mask

3.  Chanel Perfume

4.  Nars Eyeshadow Palette

5.  Amethyst face roller

6.  Slip Silk Pillow Gift Set

7.  Foil Lantern Gift Bag

For Her Gift Guide

1.  Marc Jacobs Crossbody bag

2.  Hexagons Phone cover

3.  Massage Envy gift card

4. Anthropologie Whipped Cream & Pear candle

5.  Quay sunglasses

6. Foil Lantern Gift Bag

For The Gardner Gift Guide

1.  Bucket Hat

2.  Gardening Gloves

3.  Pruner

4.  Garden Tool Set

5.  Johnny’s Selected Seeds- Gift Certificate

6.  Ramadan Drummer Gift Bag

For Him Gift Guide

1. Locator

2. Temperature Control Mug

3. Charging station

4. Carhartt Men’s Cap

5. Panasonic Hair Clipper

6. Personalized/Monogrammed Socks

7.  Happy Eid Gift Bag

For the Traveler Gift Guide

1.  Travel Prayer Mat

2.  The Bucket List

3.  Digital Luggage Scale

4.  Travel Blanket and Pillow

5.  Travel Plug Adapter

6. Eid Mubarak Gift Bag

For Kids Gift Guide

1. Tie Dye Kit

2. Light Up Ball Drone

3. Kids Digital Camera with SD card

4. Lego Polybag Sets

5. Halal Hot Dogs Book

6. No Peeking Gift Bag

For Techies Gift Guide

1. Apple AirPods

2. Instant Photo Printer

3. Alexa Echo Dot-Smart Speaker

4. Monitor Stand Riser

5. Blue-Light Blocking Glasses

6. Eid Day Gift Bag

About the Guest Blogger: Hanan, the creator of @home_in_maplevalley, has a passion for interior design and decor. She strives to create unique and welcoming spaces that make a positive impact.

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