Holiday Gift Display Planning
A gift display requires time for checking presentation boxes, preparing prices and arranging related merchandise. Work backward from the first selling date rather than relying only on the holiday itself.
Before Requesting Prices
- List the occasions and price positions the store serves
- Confirm set contents and individual packaging
- Schedule receiving and display preparation separately
Preparing the Display
Show what the displayed price includes. Keep gift boxes, wrapping and cards clearly separate unless the retailer has deliberately created a complete bundle.
Reviewing Remaining Stock
Review remaining stock by design and condition. Undated gifts may be handled differently from items carrying a particular year or message.
Suggested Calendar Entries
| Item to record | Your requirement |
|---|---|
| First planned selling date | Record the specification in your inquiry. |
| Quotation and sample review | Record the specification in your inquiry. |
| Order decision | Record the specification in your inquiry. |
| Required arrival and receiving | Record the specification in your inquiry. |
| Display preparation | Record the specification in your inquiry. |
| Final review of remaining stock | Record the specification in your inquiry. |
Related Product Information
- Coaster Sets
Coaster sets may include a holder, decorative packaging or several surface materials.
- Picture Frames
Picture frames should be compared by the image opening, insert size and display method.
- Gift Boxes
Gift boxes may arrive assembled or flat and can include lids, ribbons or inserts.
- Trinket Dishes
Trinket dishes are small decorative storage items whose finish and edge quality are easy for customers to inspect.