Good morning! Cassandra and Matty here, Morning Brew’s online shopping addicts two best gift-givers. Our Sunday Edition looks a little different today, because we’ve taken over the newsletter to deliver you a holiday gift guide. Whether you’re shopping for your mom who claims she “doesn’t want anything,” a coworker secret santa you have nothing in common with, or you just have a lot of money and want to ball out, there’s something in here for everyone. We hope you find what you’re looking for! (You will.)

*Prices are listed as they were advertised at the time of publication.

Bandana for the person who listens to a lot of Stevie Nicks ($35)

Charging station for the person who works from a coffee shop ($49.99)

Ready-to-drink cocktail that makes a perfect host gift ($39)

Chili crisp that puts all other chili crisps to shame ($10.25)

Socks you can give anyone, from your mom to your grocery store clerk ($22)

Giant calendar for the person who plans for everything months in advance ($35)

Coasters that pair well with a good taste in music ($24)

Book for your friend who’s learning French ($39.95)

Cooking calendar to make dinner decisions easier ($17.99)

Matchbook keychain and mirror for on-the-go light-ups or touch-ups ($45)

Coffee table book for the saddest man you know ($32)

Skin serums to combat winter dryness ($20)

Unusual wine glass for your vino-obsessed friend ($28)

White tee for your most put-together friend ($65)

Tabletop fire pit for s’mores or other heat-related activities ($69.99)

Bread gift box for the person who’s hosting Christmas ($75)

All-in-one pan for the guy whose kitchen is a single hot plate ($80)

Snoopy boombox that plays cassettes…and connects to Bluetooth ($99)

Doormat for the person who just got their own place ($85)

Quilted jacket for the dog that has a better life than you do ($80)

Jumbo silicone mat for the baker who’s always got cookies in the oven ($67)

🪀 Retro Lego stereo that actually works as a speaker ($99.99)

Gummies for your sister who swears she’s going to run her first marathon ($50)

Hat that says “I grew up skiing” ($75)

Tomato press for the dad who makes his own pasta sauce ($129.95)

Towel warmer so cozy you won’t mind getting out of the shower ($169.99)

Heavy-duty bag for the person who loves their folding wagon ($115)

Pints of Cassandra’s favorite ice cream in the world ($119.95)

LED scoreboard for the sports fanatic ($134.99)

Fancy candle that looks just as pretty when it isn’t lit ($120)

Putter cover for the boyfriend who spends his Saturdays on the course ($110)

Knit robe for the person who loves a slow morning ($125.30)

🪩 Disco ball canvas print that’s Matty’s most prized possession ($175)

Ultra-cozy throw blanket for your most Letterbox-pilled friend ($119.95)

Heavyweight sweatshirt that screams quiet luxury ($235)

High-tech bird feeder to help your dad with his latest hobby ($209)

Best e-reader for the person with a never-ending TBR list ($279.99)

Weighty wool blanket that holds up against the elements ($269)

Sheets that are the equivalent of gifting a perfect night’s sleep ($209.30)

Audio turntable for the vinyl enthusiast ($249)

Timeless sweater beloved by style icons ($398)

Suitcase for travelers who care about style as much as functionality ($725)

Eau de parfum with an irresistible, unisex scent ($290)

🪞 Supreme hair tool coveted by anyone with long hair ($599.99)

Digital canvas for the new parents whose camera roll is filled with baby pics ($399.99)

If you’re ready to go big, but it’s not really a get-down-on-one-knee situation, why not give…a trip?

We chatted with travel company Going’s spokesperson Katy Nastro about giving your partner/friend/parent/sibling/cousin (sure, why not?) a trip as a gift, and what to know before you start booking flights for someone else. Here are a few of her tips:

• Make it a catch-all. An expensive vacation can count for a Christmas + birthday + anniversary + or any other holiday gift for the year.
• Start local. If you live in or near a bigger city, check for deals at hotels between busy travel times. No one is trying to book a suite in downtown Chicago on January 17, for example.
• Remember, it’s a gift. If you’re joining the trip, make sure you take their interests and travel needs into account when planning. Not everyone wants to be surprised with your dream backpacking trip.
• Travel compatibility. If you haven’t traveled together before, double-check that you’re not going to immediately get into a fight over who gets the window seat. This is especially important when it comes to money: It doesn’t matter how close you and your sister are if you want to go glamping, but she’s happier in a regular tent.
• Ask if they have TSA PreCheck. What, are you going to stand around and wait for them?

But most of all, have fun. Just kidding, what do you think this is? An office secret santa? Get serious, this is the unlimited budget category.

Have other trip-gifting tips? Share them here.