What are you buying people/couples, mid 30's that have everything??

[pigleychez]

The people im struggling with now are couples/people aged about mid 30's.
Have everything, dont really need/want anything, no room for 'stuff'.

The kids were easy, Adults are soo much harder!

Care to share your ideas with me? :)

[Gumby]

We only do kids

Who are these adults that need buying for?!

Booze is good

Posh bottle of whisky/ wine

[MerylStrop]

nowt

[Snazzyfeelingfestive]

Or go to the Good Gifts online catalogue and buy a present on their behalf for someone else, if they'd like that. If not, something consumable, posh food or drink.

[pigleychez]

BIL and SIL

and Sis and Partner.


Looking for either a joint present or single ones.
Really stuck for ideas.

[DilysPrice]

Food. Or if you've got a big budget, annual passes/ membership of things (zoo, museum, cinema).

[Crikeyblimey]

Socks and hankies. I'm going for traditional this year.

[TheDoctrineOfSnatch]

Fancy smellies and posh chocolates.

[Tommy]

we started doing Secret Santa with my siblings, their partners and older grandchildren. It's great - I only have to buy one present and I get the chance to actually have a think about what present my "chosen one" gets

[HazeltheMcWitch]

Ones who have everything are getting this

I love trees. I'd love to receive a load of trees one day, from the people I care about. And an oak, impregnated with truffle spores would be most welcome.

[anja1cam]

We've agreed to no longer do pressies between siblings and partners so I can't help in that age group There was always a lot of posting (inland and abroad) involved so there was big relief all round when we reached that conclusion!

[pigleychez]

Quite liking the cinema voucher idea. Could work.. I'll have to see which ones are near them.

Hazel- The tree's look great. You can actually eat the truffles it produces?

[stealthsquiggle]

What sort of budget, OP?

[whatthebloodyhelldoidonow]

I recently bought my sister and BIL and kids a family years membership to a local place of interest so they can all have free days out. I have bought the kids a selection box each to open on the day as not sure a 7 and 8yo will appreciate it quite so much.

Its not the cheapest idea in the world is you were looking for something cheapish but when I calculated what I would spend on the family as whole buying them actual gifts iykwim - it was around the same cost.

Another option is a few bottles of nice wine!

[baconsandwich]

DVD box set of The Killing or The Bridge or Borgen - all great crime thrillers from scandinavia

[Doitnicelyplease]

We have started an arrangement amongst our siblings (DH and I) that from now on presents for kids only, but we do buy for our parents and each other - no grandparents left sadly

What I have found brilliant are those red letter days vouchers for an experience or meal out or theatre tickets. I had both sets of parents sorted after 30 mins browsing. Easy peasy.

[legalalien]

His and hers laptop
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[LadyMetroland]

Posh blanket from Zara Home. You can never have too many.

[ShhBoom]

I've recently bought an experience day for someone who has everything. There were lots of couples ones to choose from too.

[MadameCastafiore]

Cineworld box thing, you get a coupe of tickets, popcorn, drinks and chocolate.

At least us something that can be used rather than stuck at back of kitchen cupboard where most of mulled wine sets or chocolate milk sets which people seem to think I want end up!

[legalalien]

Like this

www.scandiliving.com/surf-pillow-red.php

Actually there are a few things on the site that might tick the box

[legalalien]

www.scandiliving.com/surf-pillow-red.php

[flubba]

LOVE the oak truffle tree thingamebob - might be a winner for my BIL who's just bought a huge house with an even hugererer garden :o

[RichManPoorManBeggarmanThief]

I am one such person. I am getting

• a hardcore double oven glove with teflon lining so it's not a race to put the dish down before your hand burns off
  
• Greatest Hits of Duran Duran
  
• Zumba CD
  
• Crust (cook book)
  
• purple mock-croc clutch from Oasis
  

I'm also always delighted to get booze, books (apart from 50 shades of Gray), shower gel or chocolate/sweets. I'm not a big fan of other toiletries as presents as I tend to "use what I use" and not want to switch brands just because it's a gift. I also have a very simple skincare routine and as a result probably have around 25 unused "eye contour creams" lurking under the sink somewhere.

[GoldenHandshake]

DSis1 is getting: Burts Bee's top to toe gift set
BIL1: Gio Goi T-Shirt
DSis2: Cookbook and some bath melts from Lush
BIL2: Cinema voucher (he is a film-aholic)
DSis3: Hunger Games book trilogy
Dbro: DnB cd

[gemdrop84]

I've decided on a joint present for couples as we are on a budget this yr: big tub/box of chocs and 3 dvds as they are on offer in store near us 3 for £5 or 3 for £10. They can enjoy a nice cosy night together watching films scoffing chocs!