It's Valentine's Day, the preordained time of year to demonstrate that you're the romantic maestro who knows your partner better than you know yourself—because delivering a romantic gift requires understanding your relationship. If you've been married for a long time, you undoubtedly (or should) know them very well; nonetheless, it may be difficult to surprise them with yet another gift year after year. Your better half, on the other hand, is well-versed in your routine. And if you've just been dating for three months, you still have a lot to learn, such as what kind of present will hit the...

People may fail to recall what someone said or how others behaved. But they by no means forget how somebody made them feel. And this very psychological fabric is what pedals the concept of corporate gifting. With this distinctive sense of acknowledgement and being valued, gifts exceed the border of mere being gifts, only to realize the value of trophy and uncommonness of accomplishments in the recipient's eyes. Subsequently, it acts as an incentive to all the constituents that form the organizational structure; to staff and associates, it inspires them to think a little more outside the box; to patrons,...

In this electronic age where we converse via emails, texts, and social networking sites. It is important to comprehend why we exchange gifts. Conventionally if you got an invite to be present at a fete you were expected to carry a gift. As gifting plays such a vital part in our social construct, we give gifts for several, sometimes differing, reasons. At times our values require it, for instance birthday or Christmas presents. At other times, it builds and strengthens relations with family members, friends and associates, and can be done for a range of reasons. Time and again we...