2 couples left, I am all out of ideas...

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I have 2 couples left to go until I am (whispers) all finished! I am never this organised so I am asking kindly please help, all I need is a gift for:

1 couple in there mid 20's who have recently moved in together.
1 couple in their 50's no hobbies or interests of note.

I have a budget of £40 each if needed (but bargains would be appreciated too )

Feel free to add anyone else you have left and hopefully I or others can help finish off your lists

First one - monopoly of the city where they live or a city important to them

Female. Mid 30s.likes gin but we bought her some recently. Sings. Has cats. Ideas needed please :)

Sorry im no help ... a voucher for a meal/afternoon tea?
I need ideas for ds 23 likes tattoos, music,

What about a hamper? We have bought a hamper from giordano vini (Italian wine company). We bough the Tavola rustica one at £30 but they have loads in the Christmas section.

Mid 20s couple - trying to think of things my dd1 and her boyfriend would like:

classic vinyl (if they have a record player)
a cafetiere and 'posh' coffee
a wok plus some soy sauce, chilli sauce etc and a cookery book
couple of nice pasta bowls, and some oils etc

Afternoon tea voucher is what we are thinking of for in laws. But would welcome any other suggestions for a couple in 60s who really don't need anything.

MIL - young 60 year old. No hobbies. Have exhausted all the usual type presents, budget around £50
MIL partner, likes fishing. Budget £10

Couple just moved in together - amazon dot?
Me and Mrs board game
Nice throw for the sofa
Hamper eg Italian food or Indian or Chinese etc, fill it with nice pasta, sauces, cook book, herbs etc

Spicery subscription?

Tatooed son -new headphones?

Brie for MIL & Partner - Try etsy for a pencil drawing of the grandkids, I had one as a gift its gorgeous and very detailed and only cost £40?

I'll keep thinking on yours Stealth, and thank you so far for all the suggestions.

Young 60 year old MIL - cashmere snood?

Couple in 50s - voucher for local arthouse cinema?

Couple in 50s - voucher for local arthouse cinema

I wish I could but they live in the middle of nowhere so no cinemas about let alone arthouse ones

www.thespicery.com/curry-legend-gift-box

I have bought these as gifts and they look great

A bottle of Gin (Aldi award winning!) and a selection of Fever Tree tonics

Or a waffle maker (I really want a waffle maker!!)

Or a pact coffee subscription and Aeropress

The Book People - Booker Prize collection

Personalised cheeseboard and nice set of cheese knives. For either or both couples!

One of these gin gift sets. Choose from one of several gins, 2 gin glasses & 6 mixers. Great value for £39

https://www.ginfestival.com/products/gin-festival-in-a-box-cosy-nights-in-edition?x=Box

Portmeirion do some gorgeous mugs , not the normal ones with flowers but with trees and birds, a bit like birds of paradise. I would love one even though I have a million mugs

Gin seems v popular. I can't stand the stuff.

Maybe go with consumables, if you know the kinds of things they like. Couple of bottles of Prosecco and nice things to mix it with?
Whisky and fruit cake to go with?
Cheese with chutney and pickles?

Dvd boxsets?

Justified
Sopranos
Westwing
Peakey blinders
Outlander

Cinema vouchers
His and her treats from molton brown

www.notonthehighstreet.com/noordinarygiftcompany/product/personalised-family-door-bauble

www.notonthehighstreet.com/letteroom/product/family-christmas-tree-decoration

For either couple really, but particularly the ones who have just moved in together, what about a personalised tree decoration, like one of the ones above

Someone bought DP and me a tea cosy when we moved in to our first home - it makes me smile every day! Only works if they drink tea though.

Do the young couple travel? I got my bro and SIL a scratch map so they can scratch off the places in the world they've been.

There are a few on Not on the High Street.

Some good bottles of wine!