*** USA Free shipping ***
The holidays can turn into a big joy or a big stress. If you have a serious long-term relationship, your task is not just to get each other gifts, but also presents for your partner's parents. Trying to make a good impression by giving presents is not an easy task. You do not want to give them something banal that they will not appreciate of course, nor you want to give them a special but useless present that could be nice, but you know they might probably not use it.
So the trick is to impress the parents, to give them something they would not maybe buy for themselves, but that will become an improvement for their home, garden or everyday life. Remember that our parents are also over-grown kids who may still love toys, even though these toys might become more useful.
Here are some gift ideas for you to choose from and be sure, your friend's parents really appreciate this.
1. Wine or whiskey glasses
If the parents like like to spend evenings or weekends drinking some wine or whiskey with friends, a sophisticated glass tumbler set is the great gift to add to their bar. Combine the gift with a good bottle of their favorite wine or whiskey, or even a cocktail shaker. Voila! The gift that will be used all year round.
2. Press grill
For those who don't cook much, having a press grill in the kitchen is a super practical thing. It allows to prepare hot delicious sandwiches, that is especially valuable during cold winter months. One can endless experiment with different ingredients. It's also possible to grill meat with the press. Everyone would be happy!
3. Jewelry to remember
Is your partner's mom or dad celebrating a birthday? Choose a personalized jewelry piece, but not a regular one. Personalized jewelry makes a perfect gift everyone will appreciate. Order to engrave a touching wish, some words of appreciation or just a quote to inspire and cause a smile. This can be a bracelet, pendant or necklace. You may also choose a design with a hidden message engraved. This will surely touch the parents.
Are the parents celebrating their anniversary soon? Choose a two bracelets set or rings for them with the date of their wedding or anniversary engraved and the infinity symbol.
4. Kaminset
Do the parents of your partner have a fireplace and spend evenings sitting in front of it? Then it's a nice idea to buy a new, unusual fireplace set. If you didn't know before, a fireplace can offer many different accessories. Of course, this gift only makes sense if they actually have a woodburner they use.
5. House decoration
If your partner's parents love to decorate their home, a new stylish decoration will surely make their hearts melt. This can be an unusual Christmas decoration, just make the present in time, before the holiday and before they buy something new by themselves.
6. More than just a Dinner
Choose a fine restaurant near their home or the one they have never been before and go to it to enjoy a dinner together. Everyone likes to be taken out for dinner. Giving a restaurant gift card is also a great idea. Give the parents and your couple the space to connect and love each other.
7. A Yoga or other Class with You
Not just a gift certificate for a painting or yoga class, but for the class together is an awesome idea. If you’re close enough to your partner’s parents, you should really consider giving his mom or dad an experience you can share together. Maybe it's more difficult to find such a thing for dad, but the mom will surely appreciate that. It's not just an opportunity to spend time together, but to create memories together.
What was the best gift you have ever chosen for the partner's parents?
Hi guys!
Na.. is here anyone who presented something like a yoga class? I guess, it’s a risk )))
But I like the idea with jewelry and house deco. There are really nice options to any taste. I had a look at your shop! Very nice pieces. Good luck!
Comments will be approved before showing up.
Sign up to get the latest on sales, new releases and more …
© 2024 Nadin Art Design - Personalized Jewelry. info@nadinartdesign.com
Natalie O.
August 20, 2019
Hello!
yes, I gave once a class as a gift, but not a yoga class, a cooking one. We completed one, and then one more, it was great!
Of course, you just need to find an appropriate one and make sure the class is at least a little in the field of the persons interests.