DH and I had a discussion a few months ago and agreed that we "wouldn't go overboard" with presents for each other this Christmas as we are saving up for some work on the house.
Stupidly, we didn't agree a budget.
I have been quite inspired this year with presents and have got him two 'main' gifts and 4 stocking-filler things. The total value of these is about what I have spent in previous years.
The thing that I am fretting about is whether two 'main' gifts would count as 'going overboard'.
I can't work out whether to give him both and risk a) having gone beyond our agreement and b) putting him in the awkward position of not having bought me as much.
Can anyone come up with a genius way of subtly canvassing his level of gifts to me, so I can work out how to match it? 
I tend to be the more frugal one in the relationship anyway, although we are both sensible with money. I don't want to come across as too mean! There is another significant event coming up for which I could give him one of the two presents, so it wouldn't go to waste.
What should I do?