Christmas gift guide template for cafés, bakeries and gift shops
A red-and-evergreen gift guide for cafés, roasters, bakeries and gift shops in November and December. Bauble-framed photos and chapters from coffee lovers to subscriptions lead to a free-stollen offer and deadlines up to Christmas Eve.
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All 15 designed pages
Covers, promotion and product-story pages built for this campaign. Use the ones you need; your product pages are added in the same style.
Product pages that fill themselves
Import your products and they take this layout automatically — shown here with sample products. Switch the grid any time, from 2 × 2 to 4 × 5 or a one-column line sheet.
About the Christmas Gift Guide template
This Christmas gift guide template hangs its photos like ornaments: round, gold-rimmed frames on gold strings drop over a deep evergreen cover, each holding a wrapped gift, with the title in cream above a merry & bright script line. Christmas red and evergreen run through all 15 pages, set in Alegreya, Muli and Lobster Two. The other covers are a red band over a twine-tied parcel and a red poster of gold-wrapped gifts.
The sample copy belongs to a roastery and bakery: a festive blend, pour-over sets, cinnamon buns, stollen and a coffee subscription that starts in January. Rename the chapters for your own shop, bring in products from Shopify or a CSV file, and use compare-at prices for festive deals. Print a guide to slip into every December order, or share the flipbook in early November.
Best for
- Coffee roasters and cafés selling beans, brewing kits and subscriptions
- Bakeries taking Christmas orders for stollen, loaves and bun boxes
- Gift and food shops building a stocking stuffer chapter
- Independent stores mailing a printed Christmas catalog to local customers
- Gift subscriptions sold in December that start in January
Pages worth a closer look
Ornament-style photo frames on evergreen
Three round photos hang from gold strings like baubles over a deep green cover, above the title and three chips: coffee lovers, festive bakes and stocking stuffers. It says Christmas at a glance, with photos instead of clip art.
A welcome letter that smells of cinnamon
Christmas smells like cinnamon, begins the head roaster's note, inviting readers to take a little of the roastery home. A personal letter from the person behind the counter turns a product list into a local shop's story.
Gift subscriptions explained up front
The how-to-shop page opens by offering beans, bakes or a coffee subscription and explains that subscriptions start in January. A gift that keeps arriving after the holidays needs that clarity before checkout.
A free stollen with bigger orders
A coupon-style page offers a free Christmas stollen with orders over $60 from December 1 to 20, while the ovens last. A gift from your own kitchen feels generous without cutting prices across the guide.
What to include in a Christmas gift guide
Give corporate gifting its own route
Companies order coffee, bakes and hampers for clients and staff every December. Offer a quantity price for ten or more gift bags, one invoice and delivery to several addresses. For those buyers, a wholesale flipbook can take the order directly, with volume pricing in three tiers.
Price stocking stuffers under $15
Stocking stuffers are the add-on that fills a basket: an espresso cup, a mini bag of beans, a box of buns, a small tin. Give them their own chapter, keep them under $15 and place a few beside the bigger gifts so they are added to the order.
Sell subscriptions as gifts
A prepaid coffee or bakery subscription for three, six or twelve months is easy to give and keeps your products arriving into the new year. Show each length as a variant, say when the first delivery arrives, and include a printable card the giver can wrap.
Ship fresh bakes early in the week
Fresh bread and pastries should leave on the day they are baked and should never spend a weekend in a carrier's depot. Ship from Monday to Wednesday, set an earlier cut-off for baked goods than for coffee, and offer local pickup for the final days.
Label coffee for the person brewing it
Print the roast date, origin and tasting notes on every coffee gift, and tuck in a short brewing card for the method the recipient uses, whether espresso, pour-over or a French press. A recipient who enjoys the first cup also knows where to reorder.
From product list to finished catalog
Pick this template
Open Christmas Gift Guide in EasyCatalog and choose the cover and the pages you want — every page is optional and editable.
Add your products
Import from Shopify in one click, or upload a CSV, connect WooCommerce or a product feed. Your products fill the product pages automatically.
Download or share
Export a print-ready PDF (up to 300 DPI, CMYK and bleed for print shops) or share an online flipbook with a built-in order form.
Questions about this template
Is there a free Christmas gift guide template?
This one costs nothing to start: every EasyCatalog plan includes it, the Free plan too, and no card is needed. The Free plan adds a small watermark and caps the count, at one grid-editor and one Basic-editor catalog for Shopify stores, or one catalog of up to five pages without Shopify. Paid plans begin at $19.99 per month, with cheaper yearly billing.
Can I sell gift subscriptions with this template?
Yes. There is a Subscriptions chapter, and the how-to-shop page already explains that subscriptions start in January. Add each subscription as a product with variants for three, six or twelve months, and product pages can show its price and options like any other item.
When should a shop send its Christmas gift guide?
Early to mid-November suits most independent shops, ahead of Black Friday and before customers' lists fill up. Follow with a reminder in the first week of December that leads with shipping deadlines, then a final send before the last standard delivery date.
Should coffee gifts be whole bean or ground?
Whole bean stays fresh longer and suits anyone with a grinder; ground coffee is easier for everyone else. Offer both, ask which brewer the recipient uses, and print the roast date so the gift is enjoyed within a few weeks of roasting, when the flavor is at its peak.
Start your Christmas Gift Guide
Pick this template, add your products and download a print-ready PDF or share an online flipbook. Free plan available, no card needed.