Martha Stewart’s chic hack for wrapping a bottle of wine as a gift just totally upgraded our Christmas gifting game
She just took gifting a bottle of wine to a super charming level
Recently, Martha Stewart shared a hack for wrapping a bottle of wine to give as a Christmas gift, and she made the simple gesture look so elegant and chic.
Martha Stewart is undoubtedly the queen of lifestyle, and this notion becomes even more amplified as the holiday season goes into full swing. She's taught us useful tricks about how to stylishly decorate your Christmas tree, as well as centrepiece hacks that will help your table look subtly festive this season - and she recently debuted a trick that displays how to wrap a bottle of wine if you're giving it away as a gift this holiday season.
A bottle of wine is a fail-proof gift - seriously, who doesn't love receiving a nice bottle of your favourite chilled Pinot Grigio or the best Cabernet? Unfortunately, though, the packaging for a bottle of wine can sometimes prove to be a tad... well... boring, as there are only so many wine bags you can buy at your local grocer.
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Leave it to Martha Stewart to exquisitely wrap a bottle of wine in the most festive yet least obnoxious way possible - making for a perfect gift to give this holiday season.
How to wrap a bottle of wine for a Christmas gift
According to Martha, you can throw away your "uninspired" wine bag for this wrapping hack, as she also recognizes that the receiving of wine, while always appreciated, is rarely seen as a creative feat.
"Gifting a bottle of wine is bound to be something you do this holiday season when attending a party or dinner. Wrapping a bottle elevates the gift—however, we’re often reduced to an uninspired tall gift bag we picked up on the way to the fête," Martha's Instagram caption read, which was accompanied by a video of how to festively wrap your bottle of wine.
It's simple: take your favourite festive tissue paper and lay down two sheets. Then roll the paper over the bottle of wine, covering it until the whole bottle is covered. Afterwards, pop on a creative bow or your favourite string or twine for a finishing touch. You could also add extra embellishments if you're feeling particularly fancy - but sometimes, less is more.
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This hack doesn't have to be reduced to just wine bottles, though - you can use it for anything that mimics the shape of a wine bottle. Whether it's olive oil, a favourite hair product, or even the best mascara, this hack is great for those who are looking to up their wrapping game this winter!
Madeline Merinuk is woman&home's US lifestyle news writer, covering celebrity, entertainment, fashion, and beauty news.
She graduated in 2021 with a B.A. in Journalism from Hofstra University, winning multiple student journalism awards, including a National Hearst Award, during her time there. After graduating, she worked at today.com, the digital site for the Today Show, where she wrote pop culture news and interviewed big-name personalities like Emily Ratajkowski, Haley Lu Richardson, Emma Corrin, and more.
Her personal interests, in no particular order, are: cheese, Joni Mitchell, reading, hot yoga, traveling, having multiple chapsticks in every handbag at all times, and dancing to ABBA songs as if she were in the Mamma Mia movies.
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