- Valentine's Day
- What is given: red roses and chocolate. To whom: partners.
- Mother's Day
- What is given: flowers and cards. To whom: mothers.
- International Women's Day
- What is given: flowers and small gifts. To whom: women.
- Women's Day
- What is given: flowers and small gifts. To whom: women.
- Father's Day
- What is given: presents and cards. To whom: fathers.
- Parents' Day
- What is given: carnations and presents. To whom: parents.
- Teachers' Day
- What is given: flowers and cards. To whom: teachers.
- First day of school
- What is given: flowers and gladioli. To whom: teachers.
- Children's Day
- What is given: toys and presents. To whom: children.
- Grandparents' Day
- What is given: flowers and small gifts. To whom: grandparents.
- Men's Day
- What is given: presents. To whom: men.
- Christmas Eve
- What is given: presents. To whom: family.
- Christmas
- What is given: presents. To whom: family and friends.
- Saint Nicholas Day
- What is given: sweets and small gifts. To whom: children.
- New Year
- What is given: presents. To whom: family and friends.
- Three Kings' Day
- What is given: toys and presents. To whom: children.
- Lunar New Year
- What is given: red envelopes with money, gift hampers, and flowers. To whom: family, elders, and children.
- Traditional New Year
- What is given: presents and sweets. To whom: elders and family.
- Mid-Autumn Festival
- What is given: mooncakes and gift hampers. To whom: family and business partners.
- Eid al-Fitr
- What is given: money, sweets, and new clothes. To whom: children and family.
- Eid al-Adha
- What is given: money and sweets. To whom: children and family.
- Diwali
- What is given: sweets, gift hampers, and marigold garlands. To whom: family, friends, and colleagues.
- Nowruz
- What is given: money, sweets, and potted plants. To whom: family, children, and elders.
- Jewish New Year
- What is given: honey, flowers, and gift hampers. To whom: family and hosts.
- Passover
- What is given: flowers and wine. To whom: hosts.
- Shavuot
- What is given: flowers. To whom: family.
- Hanukkah
- What is given: presents and money. To whom: children.
- Easter
- What is given: decorated eggs and chocolate. To whom: children and family.
- Day of love
- What is given: roses and small gifts. To whom: partners.
- White Day
- What is given: sweets and flowers. To whom: partners.
- Day of Love and Friendship
- What is given: chocolate, small gifts, and flowers. To whom: friends and partners.
- Friendship Day
- What is given: small gifts and cards. To whom: friends.
- Name day
- What is given: flowers and small gifts. To whom: family, friends, and colleagues.
- Spring festival
- What is given: red and white charms. To whom: women, friends, and family.
- May Day
- What is given: lily of the valley. To whom: everyone.
- Day of the Book and the Rose
- What is given: roses and books. To whom: partners and friends.
- Brother and Sister Day
- What is given: rakhi bracelets, sweets, and money. To whom: brothers and sisters.
- Traditional festival
- What is given: presents. To whom: family.
- Coming-of-Age Day
- What is given: roses and perfume. To whom: friends and family.
- Thanksgiving
- What is given: flowers and wine. To whom: hosts.
- Administrative Professionals' Day
- What is given: flowers and small gifts. To whom: assistants and office staff.
- Entrepreneurs' Day
- What is given: flowers. To whom: business partners.
- Doctors' Day
- What is given: flowers. To whom: doctors.