Gift Giving

In Bulgaria and many countries in the world, gifts are generally opened when received. Typically, gifts are exchanged on Christmas, on birthdays, and when invited to someone’s house. The general rule for gift giving is that it’s more about the thought than value – in fact, do not give overly expensive gifts as this may cause embarrassment. Wine, alcohol, candy, and flowers are common gifts. Besides, any small gift which is a specialty of your own country or a handcrafted item is a good choice.


When going to a Bulgarian’s home for dinner bring flowers for the hostess and a bottle of good spirits for the host. If taking flowers avoid chrysanthemums, lilies, or gladiolas as they were used at funerals; ensure there are an odd number of stems. If giving a gift to a newborn only give an odd number of presents. Therefore, bear them in mind to avoid mistakes when visiting Bulgaria.

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Top 10 Bulgarian Culture, Customs, and Etiquette

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  4. top 4 Communication Style
  5. top 5 Dining
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