Smart Gift Ideas for Graduates

Graduation is one of the most important milestones in a person's life. It's a sign of accomplishment and a great cause for celebration. If you have a new graduate in your life, you may want to celebrate their accomplishment with a special gift. But what kind of gift can commemorate the excitement of this momentous occasion?

Here are some popular suggestions this year:

• Smartphone accessories. If the graduate already has a smartphone, consider getting them accessories, such as headphones, speakers, chargers, etc.
• Watch. Today you have more watch options than ever before. You can purchase a beautiful piece of jewelry or an electronic gadget, such as a smart watch, which can help the graduate simplify their life.
• Camera. A camera is a great gift for graduates, especially those who are interested in art or photography.
• Luggage or baggage. A nice set of luggage is a grown-up gift that will encourage travel. If you have a smaller budget, consider purchasing a nice travel or duffel bag
• College survival kit. Hit the store and fill a basket with all sorts of stuff to make a college survival or house/apartment warming kit. Include essentials, like kitchen utensils, candles, sponges and hand soap.
• Picture collage. Help your grad have the most awesomely decorated room in college with a fantastic homemade picture collage! Check out their social media pages for their best snapshots and put together a low-cost, meaningful gift they’ll always treasure. 
• Gift cards. If the graduate will be moving to a new apartment or starting college, you may want to purchase department store gift cards that allow them to purchase what they need.
• Kitchen appliances. From coffee makers to vacuum cleaners, irons, and blenders, there's a practical appliance to make any grad's life easier.
• Toolkit. If the graduate will be living in a new apartment or dorm, they may appreciate having tools to help them with little projects, such as hanging pictures or assembling furniture.
• Cash. It may not seem as personal, but you can never go wrong by giving a graduate money that allows them to build savings or purchase exactly what they need.