After your honey makes sweets for his sweet, he’ll stash away Great-Aunt Bessie’s secret cookie recipe in a desserts-only till.

Available at charlesfradinhome.com, $119.

Bread breaking becomes a lot cheerier with a tricolored plank of sycamore and food-safe milk paint.

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If you like it, then you shouldn’t put a ring on it. These funky multimedia coasters — made of wood, resin, rubber, and plastic — prevent annoying watermarks.

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Mom’s canapes deserve a proper retro presentation. She can dish them out (and you can take them) from this mad mod platter.

Available at leifshop.com, $80.

Break him of his grape jelly addiction (we all have our weaknesses) with quarterly deliveries of customized, small-batch jams and marmalades from Northern California.

Available at chezpim.com, $160 for twelve jars.

Your newlywed buds can’t stomach another plain-Jane platter. Spice up their collection with a Scandinavian dish in the shape of a ram or pig, two of Sweden’s Christmas symbols.

Available at huset-shop.com, $25.

You’ll definitely kiss the chef when he wears an organic-cotton smock that puts the “sauce” in isosceles.

Available at houseandhold.com, $45.

Sometimes they feel like a nut; sometimes they don’t. Sway them with a set of hearty wooden crackers poised to shatter kernels both large and small.

Available at patkimdesign.com, $90-$120.

Feed her passion for artisanal foodstuffs with themed packages (Cawfee Tawk Taster, The Meat Market) that celebrate small-batch purveyors throughout the state.

Available at newyorkmouth.com, $40-$300.

She’ll never go back to magnet canisters after laying eyes on these snow globe-like containers.

Available at momstore.org, $39.

Remind your modernist chef of the throwback classics with iconic British mixing bowls, available in either blue or red trim.

Available at shoppigment.com, $85.

Okay, so you put a ring on it. Help your friend’s future guests avoid the same faux pas with a set of geometric table savers.

Available at mollymdesigns.com, $45.

So he’s not yet a member of the wine-fridge club. Chill him out with a cooling spindle that brings both whites and reds to their ideal serving temps.

Available at surlatable.com, $25.

Revive memories of farmers markets past with flavor-packed sauces derived from the Yellow Roman, Pink Oxheart, and Green Zebra varietals.

Available at americasfarmstand.com, $29.

She always hits you with her best shot. Add a slug of glamour to happy hour with carved, rose-tinted phials.

Available at uncommongoods.com, $30.

Your flaky friend will catch more crumbs with earth-toned linen or recycled-cotton serviettes.

Available at nonperishablegoods.com, $45 for six.

The queen of Sunday spreads deserves blades befitting her buffets — like this cutting-edge trio inspired by 19th-century French cutlery.

Available at shopterrain.com, $128.

The hostess with the mostest loves elaborate elixirs. Milk her mixology generosity with four cocktail condiments.

Available at cocktailkingdom.com, $17.

A topper vents her pie crusts while whetting her appetite for indispensable Le Creuset cookware (future gifts take care of themselves).

Available at lecreuset.com, $5.

Kick his tailgating up a notch with a twee but hefty barbecue that invites year-round cookouts.

Available at westelm.com, $145.

Nacho average grater, the high-design, steel and cherrywood utensil catches just-shredded slivers in its cellar.

Available at alessi-shop.com, $103.