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[摘要]圣誕節(jié)買禮物是一件很棘手的事，要買多少錢的？是否買收禮人不想要的禮物，出其不意？是否要給點(diǎn)頭之交的鄰居買點(diǎn)小禮物？這些都是需要考量的問(wèn)題。

YOUR FAMILY

給家人的禮物

Spend: £20-50

花銷：20-50英鎊

You might want to spend more on your parents and less on your cousins, but the most important thing with present-buying for family is the thought.

你可能想要花更多錢在你父母身上，而且在你表親身上花少一些，只是購(gòu)買禮物最重要的是心意。

Those with big families may of course need to budget more carefully.

那些家族龐大的人自然可能需要在禮物花銷方面更謹(jǐn)慎一些。

'My best tip is to collate a list of all the people you need to buy presents for and include how much disposable cash you have to spend overall.

“最好的竅門是整理出一份清單，列出你需要買禮物的人員名單，算出你總共要花的可支配現(xiàn)金數(shù)額。”

'This makes it a lot easier to think of possible gifts and allocate budgets', says Milda Chellingsworth, personal shopper, stylist and founder of Styling For You.

“這使你更容易想到合理的禮物以及進(jìn)行預(yù)算分配?！彼饺速?gòu)物者、Styling For You創(chuàng)始人兼設(shè)計(jì)師米爾德·切林斯沃斯說(shuō)。

'If times are a bit hard tell everyone you are setting a budget this Christmas and ask them if they would like to do the same,' suggests Diana.

“如果處于經(jīng)濟(jì)有點(diǎn)拮據(jù)的時(shí)期，就在圣誕節(jié)前告訴每個(gè)人你正在制定預(yù)算，并問(wèn)他們是否也想這樣做。”黛安娜提議。

Also if you're a working married mum, your husband should buy the presents for his own family - but unfortunately you may have to help him so they don't end up with socks and hankies (see 'bad present ideas' below), so be sure to go on a joint shopping trip.

另外，如果你是已婚媽媽、職場(chǎng)女性，你的丈夫應(yīng)該為自己的家人買禮物——不過(guò)令人失望的是，你可能不得不幫他出主意，這樣他們才不會(huì)買回襪子和手帕（見(jiàn)下面的“送禮餿品”）。因此，務(wù)必要與你丈夫一起為家人購(gòu)買圣誕禮物。

Surprise them

給他們驚喜

It's a nice idea to surprise parents, in-laws, siblings, cousins, aunties and uncles, but make it a calculated one.

給父母、配偶親屬，兄弟姐妹、表親們、叔叔阿姨們驚喜是個(gè)不錯(cuò)的想法，但要精心策劃。

'Do your research beforehand,' advises Karina. 'Check their favourite brands, notice items that might be running low, or note not-so-subtle hints.

“事先做好調(diào)查?！笨漳忍嶙h說(shuō)?！昂藢?shí)他們最喜歡的品牌，留意那些可能快用完的東西或較為明顯的暗示?！?/P>

'If you get it wrong though, be warned you may become the recipient of the dreaded #GiftFace!'.

“然而，如果你搞砸了，小心點(diǎn)，你可能會(huì)見(jiàn)到滲人的#GiftFace（收到不喜歡的禮物但不得不裝出很開(kāi)心的樣子）！”

To avoid this, always wrap the gift receipt up with the present, she suggests - that way they can take it back without needing you to know about it.

為了避免遇到這種情況，卡琳娜提議把禮品收據(jù)與禮品放在一塊——這樣的話，收禮者可以在你不知道的情況下去退貨。

Good gift ideas

送禮佳品

Something personalised; a scarf; homeware; kitchen gadgets; cookery books; something for the garden; scented candles/diffusers; chocolate; beauty products; gadgets; novelty DIY kits (like a wine-making or bacon-curing kit); books; a small hamper of unusual produce; wine/champagne.

有個(gè)性的東西；圍巾；家用商品；廚房配置；烹飪書；花園用具；香薰蠟燭/柔光鏡；巧克力；美容產(chǎn)品；小玩意兒；廉價(jià)自制用具（如釀酒用具、培根加工用具）；書籍；一小籃子不常見(jiàn)的產(chǎn)品；葡萄酒/香檳。

Bad gift ideas

送禮餿品

Socks or hankies; clothes if you have to guess the size; bars of soap; cheap Christmas-themed novelty gifts.

襪子或者手帕；衣服（如果你不清楚其尺碼的話）；幾塊肥皂；以圣誕節(jié)為主題的廉價(jià)小玩意兒。