Where to Buy the Best Mother’s Day Gift Baskets and Boxes Online
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With Mother’s Day approaching (friendly reminder: it’s May 12), The Hollywood Reporter has rounded up gift ideas for just about every type of mom; but there’s one very quintessential catch-all that is great for nearly everyone: the gift basket. And thanks to the internet, you can not only buy festive floral arrangements online, but you can also purchase gift baskets and boxes from the comfort of your home.
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From custom spa-inspired curations to foolproof food favorites, we’ve gathered the most swoon-worthy all-in-one gifting picks, including a few go-to options from an industry insider.
Harry & David Mother’s Day Gift Basket
Become mom’s instant favorite with the holy grail of snack baskets from Harry & David. Gourmet goodies include cake, cookies, chocolate truffles, crackers, cheese, chocolate-covered blueberries and a whole lot more. Plus, everything is bundled up in woven rope basket. Opt for the deluxe version if mom’s a wine lover.
Unboxme Lavender Spa Gift Set
$37 $43 14% off
We’ve found a true one-stop-shop in Unboxme, a convenient gifting company available on Amazon. This spa gift set features all the items needed for a cozy moment. Contents include fuzzy socks, herbal tea, a speckled ceramic mug, a soy candle, hand cream and lavender soap.
Williams Sonoma 3 Months of Cheese and Charcuterie Subscription
Treat mom to the gift that keeps on giving. This Williams Sonoma bestseller is a three-month cheese and charcuterie subscription that’ll truly spoil her rotten (as she deserves). The retailer’s Fortnum & Mason Afternoon Tea Basket and Premium Caviar Trio are a couple other favorites, but, honestly, everything from Williams Sonoma’s Mother’s Day edit is pretty top tier.
1-800 Baskets Cherry Blossom Spa Gift Basket
Encourage some rest and relaxation for the hard worker in your life with this gift set from 1-800 Baskets, which offers thoughtfully curated deliveries for every holiday and occasion. It features a dream team of self-care starters: body butter, body scrub, body lotion, body wash, an exfoliating towel, a bath mitt and a mesh sponge.
Valleybrink Road Essential Home Gift Box
Industry insider Melissa Akkaway of The Particulars loves gifting clients and friends something from Valleybrink Road. “I love VBR because you can pair most gift boxes with a bottle of hand-selected wine,” she tells THR. VBR box pricing ranges from $100 to $300; we opted for the Essential Home Gift Box for its decadent treats and overall festive flair.
Womrich Dog Mom Gift Basket
$28.99 $36.99 22% off
Shopping for a dog mom? Look no further. Featuring a coffee mug, makeup bag, scented candle, ceramic jewelry dish and more, this affordable bundle is the perfect way to show you care. And don’t worry, cat moms, there’s a kitty-themed gift box for you too.
Simone LeBlanc Relax & Renew Basket
Akkaway is also a big fan of Simone LeBlanc’s unique curated bundles. “I love SL because she offers her own branded candles and leather goods, plus [gift boxes] are packed in a reusable wooden box.” For this round-up, we went for the Relax & Renew Basket, which holds a collection of floral and herbal-infused items — perfect for the self-care star in your world. From a notecard set and candle to organic honey and a calming, house-blend tea, this bundle is a true artisanal experience for the most stylish person in your life.
Blomst Los Angeles Hollywood Hills Box
Online floral delivery service Floom hosts a gift basket marketplace where local artisans can sell their offerings on one convenient platform, delivery included. This Hollywood Hills Box by Blomst Los Angeles is a great option for the film fan, star-gazer or industry type in your life. Contents include Alfred Blush Tea, Compartes Chocolate, a mini bottle of bubbly and a whimsical bouquet of fresh blooms. And if this basket doesn’t deliver to your zip code, worry not — search your address for local offerings.
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