Interest and permission matter
A spiritual gift can be thoughtful when the recipient shares the interest. Do not assume someone wants a personal binding or spiritual service just because you think it will help them. Ask what they are comfortable receiving.
A physical object and a service carried out for a named recipient are different purchases. Read the listing, check who the work is for and confirm what information is required before placing the order.
Make the practical details clear
If the recipient wants a particular service, use the correct details and selected option. Do not guess a date of birth or submit private information you do not have permission to share. If a surprise is important, ask what is possible without inventing the recipient's information.
- Confirm the recipient's interest.
- Check the listing's gift suitability.
- Provide only authorised, required details.
- Clarify delivery or completion communication.
Include the information they need
When giving a physical item, pass along its care instructions and description. For a service, clarify how the recipient receives relevant instructions. A gift should leave them informed, not responsible for decoding a purchase they did not choose.