As Christmas is fast approaching, you may be starting to panic because you don’t know what to get your partner. The festive period is a wonderful opportunity to treat the person you love to a special gift that they will cherish. It may be an upgrade on a gadget they love or new clothes from their favourite brand. Whatever you choose, we’re sure they’ll love it but we understand that you may need a little bit of inspiration this year.
Everyone’s budgets are different and many will be worried about what they can afford to get their partner this year given the cost of living crisis. If this is you then you’re not alone. According to a recent survey, 22% of the UK population won’t be buying their partner a present in a bid to cut back on expenses this Christmas.
So, whether you have no budget, a small one or a large one for your partner’s Christmas present this year, we can help find the perfect one for you. Read on to find out more.
Gym clothes
The most common new year’s resolution is to improve fitness or do more exercise. If this is the case for your partner then getting them some gym clothes is a great choice. This may help to motivate them to get active and shouldn’t break the bank either. Be sure to shop around and do your research to find great clothing at affordable prices. Like a sweat hanky or a socks can surely be appreciated. You can find amazing socks at Custom Sock Lab with intriguing and trendy designs.
Watch
Those with a larger budget may want to get their partner something they can cherish every day like a new watch. This will become a staple item in their everyday fashion choices which makes it a worthwhile gift to purchase. These can come at high costs, so we recommend finding out what styles and brands your partner likes to ensure it’s a successful present.
A book of favours
If you and your partner have decided not to do presents this year then why not surprise them with a book of favours? It’s free and they’ll appreciate the effort! To create this, simply cut some paper up into strips and write down between 10 and 20 favours such as ‘do the dishes’, ‘one back massage’ and ‘do the ironing’. Your partner can then cash them in at any point until next Christmas.
A pet
Dogs aren’t just for Christmas, but they do make a fine present to surprise your partner with. If you’ve been contemplating getting a new pet for your home then Christmas is a great time to do it. They’re sure to add to the Christmas excitement but just make sure you don’t wrap them up!