Before the holiday of March 8, every self-respecting man has problems and troubles. The young man is faced with the question: what to give to the women who surround him, if the budget is limited. Indeed, how not to cheat the fair sex with a gift and not go broke?
Instructions
Step 1
Do not put off buying gifts until the very last day, that is, on March 7th. Firstly, due to being busy, you may simply not be in time. Secondly, bustle and hustle and bustle will reign in the shops (since many men, alas, do not follow this wise rule). Thirdly, market relations dictate their own laws, and the closer to the holiday, the higher will be the cost of literally everything: from flowers to gift sets of cosmetics and perfumes. That is, instead of reasonable savings, you will probably end up with an overspending, and even with a strong hassle in the bargain.
Step 2
If you are not going to be limited to literally three or four gifts to the ladies closest to you, be sure to make a list of those whom you want to congratulate. Next to each name, write the amount you think you can spend on the gift. This will help you estimate the overall level of expected costs. Accordingly, set aside this amount in advance and try not to touch it.
Step 3
It is better to make gifts to colleagues "in a joint effort", that is, when all the men of the organization collect a predetermined amount and either arrange for women something like a small corporate gathering, or buy bouquets of flowers and souvenirs. As a rule, per person, the contribution is not so large (except for cases when there are two or three men for many women, as, for example, in schools).
Step 4
If you have big problems with finances, then you can limit yourself to a standard set: the closest women - according to a bouquet of flowers (even if it is a modest sprig of mimosa or tulips) and a small box of chocolates (in extreme cases, a chocolate bar), and everyone else - according to beautiful postcard with a touching inscription congratulations. In the end, the main thing is not the price of the gift, but the feeling with which it is presented. As the proverb says: "A gift is not dear, but love is dear."
