Halloween is tonight, and that means Christmas is officially next. If you like to have the house looking festive before December gets busy, now is the moment to start, while the good stuff is still in stock. We have put together six Christmas gifts from our own shelves, all in stock and dispatched from our US warehouse, that cover the yard, the tree, and the table. Every price below is the real listing price.
For the front yard: a reindeer that does the welcoming
The Pre-Lit Christmas Reindeer Decoration ($93.99) is the biggest piece in this guide and the one neighbours will notice first. It comes pre-lit with 50 cold white LED lights on a metal frame, and it is rated IP44 waterproof, so it is built to live outside through rain and frost. Stakes and zip ties are included, which means setting it up is a matter of picking a spot and pushing it in, not a trip to the hardware store.
This suits the person who decorates the outside of the house properly every year, or the friend who just moved somewhere with a front yard worth showing off. It also works indoors if they have the space, but honestly, it earns its keep on a lawn or a porch, glowing after dark when everyone walks past.
For the tree itself: a 5-foot tree that fits anywhere
Not every home has room for a full-size tree, and not every household wants one. The 5 Feet Green Christmas Tree ($58.99) is the answer for apartments, smaller living rooms, kids bedrooms, and second trees in a hallway or office. At five feet it is tall enough to feel like a real tree and small enough to dress without a ladder.
We like this as a gift for someone setting up their first place, or for grandparents who want a tree the grandkids can decorate without anyone climbing anything. Pair it with the ornaments below and you have handed someone a whole Christmas corner in one box.
For the tree, part two: ornaments you can fill yourself
These are the most fun items in the guide. The 16-piece set of clear fillable ornament balls ($30.99) and the 6-piece set ($21.99) are each 50ml, made from reusable plastic, and made to be filled. Small sweets, a rolled-up note, a miniature tipple for the grown-ups table, whatever fits the person. They hang on the tree like ordinary baubles until someone picks one up and finds a surprise inside.
The 16-piece set is the party buy, enough for a whole tree or a white elephant exchange where everyone goes home with one. The 6-piece set is the stocking-stuffer version, or a neat little gift on its own for a coworker or a neighbour. Because they are plastic rather than glass, they survive the toddler, the dog, and the annual drop off the ladder.
For the table: napkins that make dinner look dressed up
Christmas dinner deserves better than plain white napkins, and these two sets do the job without costing much. The 80-piece Merry Christmas luncheon napkins ($21.99) are 6.5 by 6.5 inches, printed with gold Christmas trees on green, and sized for the dinner table. The 80-piece gold foil embossed cocktail napkins ($21.99) are the drinks-table companion, with a gold foil finish that catches the light.
At 80 to a pack, one set covers a big family dinner and the leftovers stretch to New Year. They are disposable, which is the whole point on a night when the dishwasher is already full. Buy them for the host in your life and you have solved their table and their cleanup in one go.
Putting it together
If you are buying for one household, the tree and a set of fillable ornaments make a complete gift. If you are buying for the decorator in your life, the reindeer is the showpiece. And if you are buying for a host, the napkins are the rare gift that is both thoughtful and genuinely useful on the day. Everything here is in stock now, so it can be ordered before the Christmas rush rather than during it.
You can browse the full range in our Christmas collection, and if you want something that glows rather than sparkles, our candle collection pairs well with every pick above.