Tips for a Sweet Christmas

We know it’s hard, but it’s better than yelling at an airline employee and getting stuck in the middle seat.

Trust us, you don’t want the regret of seeing that measly $20 cheese platter on your credit card bill.

Your friends and family will remember the warm feelings of holiday cheer this season, not your elaborate Wreath Witherspoon that you sunk 15 hours into.<

Nothing spreads holiday cheer faster than inviting friends and family into your home and sharing your weird (and charming) traditions with them.

Pop that bubbly, you deserve it.

No more leaky flour bags — you’ll be the most organized host on the block (Unless you live next to Martha Stewart. In that case, good luck competing).

We bet Jill can’t send automatic reminders to your guests about what they signed up to bring for the holiday party. Sorry, Jill.

Look at you, Ms. Creative.

To avoid that huge stack of dishes at the end of the day, recruit guests to help keep the kitchen tidy in small bouts throughout the day. Plus, nothing beats gossip ‘round the kitchen sink. I mean, did you see what Auntie Marge was wearing?