Five Star Gift Ideas

What an excellent idea to get your son a Christmas gift related to his interest in floral arrangements! Here are a few thoughtful and creative gift ideas:

1. Flower arranging class - Find a local florist or even a community center that offers a series of classes on floral arrangement. You could sign your son up for these classes as an opportunity to learn more about his passion from flower arranging experts.

2. Personalized gardening tools - Is your son someone who likes to get his hands dirty in the garden or in floral arrangements? You could consider getting him personalized gardening tools or customizing existing ones, like a engraved set of pruning shears or a garden trowel with his name on it.

3. Subscription to a flower delivery service - There are many companies out there that offer flower subscription services, delivering fresh and in-season flowers right to someone's door on a regular basis. It's a great way to help your son expand his floral arrangement skills and try out different types of flowers.

4. Start a garden together - If your son mainly creates floral arrangements for events or occasions, consider giving him the gift of a garden, either in your own backyard or at a community garden. Together, you can choose and plant flowers that he can then add to his arrangements.

5. High-quality flower vases - A collection of unique and high-quality vases can be a great gift for someone who enjoys floral arrangements. You could consider getting him a few well-crafted vases in different materials, like glass or pottery, that he can use to showcase his creations.

Overall, incorporating your son's interest in floral arrangements into his Christmas gift is a great way to not only show that you are paying attention to his passions but also help him grow and deepen his appreciation for the beauty found in flowers.

Or you can get him a star map with an important date you share.

Madeline Moran Weiler says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“The map was absolutely beautiful! My grandson was thrilled with it (it was a Christmas gift) and has already asked me if I would consider getting another one for him as a graduation gift in a couple of years.”