I don’t know about you, but I will happily be hosting several guests this holiday season and am searching for ideas to help make them feel more comfortable and welcomed in my home. One fun way to make guests feel loved this holiday season is by creating a DIY Holiday Guest Comfort Kit! Use my free printable below to tie your gift together and make it feel extra special.
This is the eleventh post of my 12 Days of Christmas DIYs for 2018. I’ve committed to sharing 12 posts in December where I share DIY projects, recipes, entertainment, and more, that you can incorporate into your holiday season.
Put together a guest comfort kit
The great thing about these kits is that you can truly mix it up to fit the needs of your guest. I like making sure that my guests have some of the things I know that they’ll need on-hand so that they don’t have to ask or search for them.
Ideas for crafting your guest comfort kit:
- Towel and Washcloth
- Shampoo, Conditioner, Body Wash
- Lotion
- Chapstick
- Earplugs
- Sleep Mask
- Water Bottle & Glass
- Fuzzy Socks or Slippers
- Travel Hairdryer
- Tissues
- Razor
- Sweet Snacks
- Savory Snacks
- Assortment of Tea
- Extra blankets/pillows, etc.
- And, the most important in my opinion…the WiFi Password!
For a recent guest I created a small basket filled with:
- a pair of fuzzy socks tagged with a tag that reads, “Stay Cozy”
- a washcloth and towel tagged with a tag that reads “so fresh & so clean”
tissues - water bottle with a tag that reads, “Stay Hydrated” and a water glass
- both sweet snacks and savory snacks with tags that read “Something Sweet” and “Something Savory”
- a sign that has our wifi network name and password. The free printable is a fillable printable so that you can type in your information or just print it off and write in the information.
To use the free printable download the Holiday Guest Comfort Kit printable, fill in your WiFi information, and print on white cardstock in full color. Then simply cut out following the crop lines on the rectangle items and around the black outer line on the circles. You can then punch a hole in the circle tags or use tape to attach to your comfort items.
