Ramadan and Eid gift boxes for every home in Morocco

Before Ramadan: setting the scene

Many homes prepare for the holy month: the best serving trays come out, lanterns go up, the ftour table gets dressed. Giving Ramadan decorations a few days early means giving the atmosphere of the whole month. A plant or fresh flowers also soften the living room where the family will gather every evening after the call to prayer.

During the month: what goes into Ramadan and Eid gift boxes?

• Quality dates, the traditional way to break the fast.
• Chocolates and confectionery for late evenings after tarawih.
• Incense or a home fragrance to scent the house.
• A beautiful piece for the table: a bowl, a tray or a decorated teapot.

Invited to someone's ftour? Arriving with a gift box rather than empty-handed is always appreciated.

For Eid: spoiling young and old

On Eid morning children put on new clothes and wait for their presents. A toy, balloons or a small box of sweets will make their day. For parents and grandparents, consider a perfume, an elegant watch to go with a new djellaba, or a cake to welcome the stream of visitors throughout the day.

And for Eid al-Adha?

Eid al-Adha revolves around the sacrifice, the barbecue and family visits. Gifts are less expected, which is exactly what makes them special. Flowers for the host who welcomes the whole family, chocolates to go with afternoon mint tea, or a toy for the youngest: small touches that people remember. Just schedule delivery for the day before rather than Eid itself, when everyone is busy from early morning.

Companies, distant family and group gifts

Want to thank colleagues or clients during Ramadan? Set a delivery date for each address and add a personal message. Living abroad? Pay online by bank card so your family has nothing to pay on delivery. For a shared present from all the cousins, the group gift option makes it easy for everyone to chip in. Explore every gift on Aimer.