Holidays In Life

Hint: Store-bought is just fine.

It makes the perfect host gift — or treat for yourself.

From a Hallmark movie drinking game to a festive twist on balderdash.

Do your feet and back a favor.

Here’s how to gamify your next Hallmark movie binge.

There is a slight catch, but it’s a good one.

It only costs a dollar or two.

From door knobs to nesting trays, these gifts are surprising in the best way.

Get ready to pack your bags.

I’ve bought them as gifts for my mom *and* my daughter.

Throw a holiday bash to remember without all the stress by using these tips from a top party planner in Beverly Hills.

Andddd *deep sigh.*

Did you even read a classic Christmas story if you didn’t sip a peppermint hot chocolate at the same time?

Treat yourself (but make it holiday-themed).

Decking the halls has never been so easy.

Grab one now before they’re gone.

‘Tis the season for Hallmark movie marathons.

‘Tis the season to get it before it’s gone!

They’re such a good dupe for the real thing.

Everyone on my list is getting a pair this year!

“Which five liquids would you want to be able to dispense from your fingertips at any given time?”

Get some glittery, festive cheer without breaking the bank!

Here’s how to avoid getting juice absolutely everywhere.

'Tis the season!

You can never have too many blankets!

Because nothing’s better than serving an oven-hot holiday meal.

Here’s what dinner party pros say just isn’t worth the stress.

Consider these a dose of instant holiday cheer.

It's festive, gives off a warm glow, and is surprisingly soothing.

Each calendar will set you back just $7.49.

Plus chic wreaths, candy cane taper candles, and more.

They're sure to please even the giftees you don't know too well.

Here are some gift ideas that are small but mighty.

It’s such a good deal.

According to the pros, a little preparation goes a long way.

The lights might be as bright as the North Star.

From a lesser-known company you need to add to your shopping list.

And it's from an editor-favorite brand!

There’s truly something for everybody.

Classes will span from kid-oriented courses to more advanced adult courses covering techniques like wax seal-making, watercolor calligraphy, and origami.

These will hang your stockings with care.

I’m obsessed.

It’s a time-honored tradition.

And it's flying off the shelves!

You probably have these costume supplies already.

If you’re new to the hosting game, especially if you’re hosting your first Thanksgiving or another holiday dinner or party, it can be a little scary. You want to have fun, but you also want to make sure everything goes right. And you’re probably worried about following proper etiquette—which can be hard to do when it feels like it’s always changing.

Here are five (super simple) DIYs to try.

It's a free Halloween decor hack.

The brand has restocked its Pomander Room Spritz.

“If someone left this on the porch on Halloween I would steal it and leave the candy.”

No trip to the pumpkin patch needed.

From chocolate martinis to floating candles, here’s how to celebrate Halloween.

Even if you believe that all winter holiday decorating should wait until after Thanksgiving, it’s still worth grabbing a good Costco deal when you see one.

“It’s a year-round decoration in our house.”

Asking for a friend.

It's time to start prepping for the holidays!

Create a warm and inviting spread.

Try these spooky-fun games with the whole family.

Spooky season is almost here!

And there’s a special book dedicated to wedding cards.

We found 23 great gifts — and not one of them is a tie.

Meet Punxsutawney Phil, the groundhog who “predicts” how much longer the winter temperatures will persist based on the presence of his shadow — or lack thereof.

These gifts would make Leslie Knope proud.

And most are under $50.

Like your love.

From that special someone to friends to kiddos, we've got everyone covered!

2023 is almost here!

Nothing really changes when the clock resets to January 1.Most of the transformation in my house happens the week before New Year’s Day, not after. When I come back to my childhood home from my apartment, I’m immediately roped into familiar preparations. Mites of dust disappear from the staircases and the blinds. Stray papers from my sister’s sketchbooks get thrown away, and the faded brown rug with flowers barely hanging onto their red and blue becomes visible again.

Return, regift, or donate? Consider this your manners manual.

Once the season is over, the gifts are unwrapped, and the decorations have been put away for next year, it’s time to take a look at your finances and see how you can bounce back and beef up your savings balance after being so generous to your loved ones.

Is your state more Buddy the Elf or Scrooge?

Make sure to grab that glazed ham ahead of time!