People always ask us at Simplified, “What’s the weirdest request you’ve ever gotten?” We often struggle to find an answer because we honestly don’t find our client’s requests strange. The concierge services we provide for the most part are simply projects that come up in people’s everyday lives! Continue reading
The holidays are here and so is the time to find the perfect gift. f you’ve used our services before you can guess that a personal concierge gift certificate is an experiential gift that is fun to use and appreciated. It’s the perfect gift if you are looking for a personal and thoughtful gift to treat friends and family with, especially going into the new year.
While there are endless occasions to gift personal concierge services, here are a few to keep in mind as the invitations arrive and celebrations approach. Continue reading
If you have a grad in your circle and want to give a gift that will actually benefit them, then this article is for you. But what do you get for a Boston grad that hasn’t already been gifted every graduation season before this? We have a few graduation gift ideas in mind for you:
October starts this Friday, and the cooler weather and changing of leaves already seems to be underway. Each weekend of October, there will be a plethora of fun activities all around the city. Here are some of the Simplified team’s favorites that are fun for the whole family:
For many parents, the process of which school their children will attend starts long before college applications during senior year of high school. Primary and secondary schools are just as important and navigating which private schools are best for your children can be an overwhelming process. Continue reading
We are home to some of the BEST sports teams in the country. But if you and your family are new to the Boston area, finding a helpful resource in the city may prove to be difficult. We offer family concierge services for professional athletes in Boston. Fini Concierge is winner of Best of Boston Concierge two years in a row awarded by Boston Magazine, and here’s why. Continue reading
