Gifts are good, but which ones?

1st idea: "Time with you". Sounds simple and you probably think "we have it every day" straight away, but what is meant is a kind of compilation of vouchers for 12 months, for example. For each month, you give an additional activity for two, such as a themed evening for cooking together, a hike together or a bike ride. Of course, you can personalize the vouchers to suit your partner's preferences, plans you have made together that have not yet been implemented, etc. There are no limits to your imagination. There is no limit to the imagination.

2nd idea: Photo book with xy moments. An idea that always works and is very personal. When compiling a photo book or collage, a certain number (e.g. 20) of moments can be captured. These can start at an early age, the birth of a child, vacation photos, family celebrations, etc. A short "summary" of the life lived together to date.

3rd idea: Little things for the desk. We spend so much time at our desks and at work, so why not give them something that will always make them think of you? Sure, there's probably already a photo on the desk in some form, but it might get lost in all the work. If a utensil is used frequently during the day, be it a pen, a clip or the good old coffee cup, then your partner will stumble across it more often. The working day becomes more relaxed and you make your partner happy.

4th idea: Chic lingerie. An idea that benefits both of you. The lady of the heart can choose a few chic new items of clothing and then present them to her loved one. Offering yourself as a gift makes opening the "package" all the more exciting and provides an extra kick. After all, no other day lends itself as well to this as Valentine's Day.

5th idea: Vouchers in self-made "packaging". We may still have some of you who, despite the ideas already mentioned, still haven't found anything. Often the only option is the good old voucher. But even these can be beautifully presented to the man or woman by adding something you have made yourself. In this way, you can still add a personal touch and no longer appear so "clumsy". For example, if you want to give away a voucher for a trip, you could integrate it into a kind of paper boat and decorate it. You then have a voucher that has so much more to offer than just the voucher itself, namely the certainty that your partner has put a lot of thought and effort into it. And something you've made yourself is always unique.

I'm sure that if you think about these ideas, you'll definitely find something to give as a gift. If not one of the ideas here directly, then perhaps a modified version of it? Or perhaps you have found your own suitable idea? Nobody knows your partner as well as you do, so nobody else has such a good sense for a suitable gift as you do. No matter what you give, your partner is sure to be very appreciative, because everyone is happy to receive gifts in a relationship.

ORION Blogger David