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should we give Xmas presents or not?

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ThePartyArtist · 27/10/2015 21:39

My husband and I are having Christmas together for the first time this year. We'll be with my family and are just wondering what to do about presents. Until now we've usually not done presents for each other (other than one or two years when we made something) simply because we would have a festive day out before going to our respective families for Xmas. However as we will be together this year (and giving /receiving presents with both our families) I'd like us to give each other something. My husband however sees no reason to change the tradition we've established. What could we do so we're both happy?

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scatterthenuns · 27/10/2015 21:40

Small, inexpensive surprise gifts? £10 limit spend?

itsmeohlord · 27/10/2015 21:44

Make something,as you have in the past?

MrsHathaway · 27/10/2015 22:09

I find it weird giving DH a present in front of other people unless it's very generic (eg chocolate orange) because it feels a bit intimate.

If you don't have a tradition of giving a big gift it would be weird to do so now, but a token chocolate/bath bomb/book might make proceedings run more smoothly.

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