Husband/Boyfriend/Partner gift

[kateh134]

We set a very low budget for each other (£25) as we don’t see the point of spending money on things which aren’t truly wanted. Neither of us truly needs anything, and if we ‘want’ something then we buy it during the year. Last year I chose puzzles from various charity shops throughout the year to that value and loved it so might do that again.

[Mrs Red C]

Locally made Rum, jigsaw puzzle, other fav alcohol and edible gifts...

[dizzymcfarlane]

A wormery !

[Vanillapod]

Probably a hotel voucher or something. Can’t really book anything so a voucher is probably the next best thing.
He’s just had his birthday and I got him some trainers he wanted so I can’t think of anything else really.

[Guest]

My husband has said he doesn't want any of the consoles this year, which are my usual go-to.
He has asked for the Nintendo Entertainment system Lego set this year, I've watched a few builds of it and it's quite 'engineery' so think he'll like that.

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I'm then gonna get him a few little bits as and when I find them, Reese's Peanut butter stuff, maybe some kind of gadget. He tends to prefer 'fun' things as opposed to practical gifts.

[ziggyzag]

Hubby is getting Warhammer stuff this year

[munmun]

Originally Posted by kateh134

We set a very low budget for each other (£25) as we don’t see the point of spending money on things which aren’t truly wanted. Neither of us truly needs anything, and if we ‘want’ something then we buy it during the year. Last year I chose puzzles from various charity shops throughout the year to that value and loved it so might do that again.

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I agree, we have everything we want/need. We will have a good holiday when we are able.