30 Thanksgiving Gifts Any Hostess Will Appreciate and Use

If you're going to a potluck but don't trust your skills in the kitchen enough to bring anything edible, skip the prepared dishes. Instead, go with this set of Brightland oils, which are infused with delicious ingredients including garlic and lemon.

It's our personal belief that the best way to spend the long weekend after Thanksgiving is gearing up for the next holiday circuit. If the host's family celebrates Christmas, they'll certainly appreciate this set of 10 ornaments that not-so-subtly refer to the ultimate winter outing: The Nutcracker.

If you want to go all the way, sign your hosts up for a Bright Cellars subscription that will treat them to a select number of bottles per month. Otherwise, opt for a bundle of chilled reds and rosés. Maybe they'll even crack a bottle or two open at the feast.

Nothing smells better than a rich feast cooking in the kitchen. However, the post-feast aromas aren't quite as sweet, so give your host the gift of a fresh scent by way of this plug-in diffuser. It can be set on a timer with several strength settings.

Sadly, the pie won't come out in a pumpkin shape, but that's probably for the best. This is a regular pie dish in terms of shape and cooking ability, but it comes with a pumpkin-shaped cast-iron lid that makes serving whatever delicious treat is underneath extra festive.

Anecdote Candles are always perfectly on point. For example, this comfort zone one smells of ultra-cozy notes of coffee and cedarwood. So if you want your hosts to feel at ease, light this cool candle and leave it in the kitchen.

This home spray is like perfume for your interiors. "It smells so fresh," says associate shopping editor Jessica Cherner. "I recommend spraying it near soft surfaces like sofas and beds because the mist kind of sinks into the fabric. If you spray it near a hard surface, like a table, you see the droplets, which I don't love."

If there's one occasion to break out a few bottles, it's a holiday dinner that's heavily focused on a big meal. Sometimes, though, our eyes are bigger than our stomachs, and we can't finish what we started. If you can relate, this system is about to be a game-changer. Use it to pour instead of popping the cork, and it'll be as if you never opened the bottle. Any wine that's left after dinner will stay fresh for up to four weeks.

If you've ever hosted people at your home, you know that nothing feels more gratifying than saying goodbye to the last guest, heading upstairs, and washing the night off your face. This cozy headband keeps your hair from getting wet or covered in creams and sprays you use on your skin.

On regular nights, a folded paper towel will suffice, but on big occasions, it's time to break out the linen napkins. This set of four, which comes in five colors with scalloped edges, is easily our favorite.

Is there a holiday more geared toward leftovers than Thanksgiving? We think not. These durable containers are made of nontoxic, nonstick, ceramic-coated glass, with Air Release technology to keep food fresh. The best part? No lingering smells can escape through the glass.

If the Thanksgiving table is looking a little bare, simply drape a floral garland across the top. This one features dried flowers and fragrant herbs, all of which are hand-assembled on a family-owned farm in the U.S.

Resin is a great material for coasters because it's highly durable and moisture resistant. No matter how much condensation rolls down a glass of beer, it won't absorb into the coaster. These are also a bit retro-feeling with the checkered pattern and pearlescent gloss.

Another useful beverage-specific set we love? These colorful wine stoppers. They're made of silicone to create an unbreakable seal that keeps your wine fresher longer.

Champagne is fun and glamorous all on its own, but why not make it even more special with its own crystal-adorned veil? No, it doesn't do anything other than make the bottle more beautiful, but who wouldn't love a dolled-up sip?

There's no such thing as too many vases—especially ones that look just as good when they're filled with flowers as they do when they're empty. This one is made of recycled glass, which makes it a solid pick in our book.

As much as we love a charcuterie board or cheese plate, we can admit that assembling the treats is much less enjoyable than noshing on them. After all, it's an art! This book makes everything much easier.

Technically, this is a cake stand, but we're under the impression that you can display anything sweet under this pastel-toned dome. Stack cookies, brownies, or anything else that will fit, and let it take pride of place in the middle of the dessert table.

Some charcuterie boards are better than others. This one is superior because it comes with two hidden storage drawers: one for cheese knives (included), and the other for an extra serving plate (also included).

If you want slightly fancier cheese knives, this is a solid set. Designed with minimalism in mind, this set (which also comes in silver) includes all of the essentials for hard and soft cheeses.