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That's a shame, hubby absolutely loved his redballoondays voucher, went rally driving and gokarting on it (he was going to choose from all sorts of other things such as quadbiking etc) I still think that not all vouchers are bad; that these vouchers are 1 generation removed from the typical...

Or take her somewhere on a day trip / surprise outing if she would prefer quality time over a gift. Might need to organise a babysitter etc, but it's a chance for you to go on a "date" like old times. Does she like going to see musicals?

Sorry, I was trying to help Jonathon out with pressie ideas, is all. I thought he asked for present advice not "what do you and your partner do with presents", that's why I had a question mark for lizzie's post. What about a board game? does your wife like board games?

The thing is, it's not a voucher to 1 specific thing, which is normally what people don't like about vouchers.

:confused: Lizzie - everyone does Xmas differently, some people like being surprised with gifts that their other half has thought of for them. To the OP - maybe check out redballoon days voucher? she can choose from a lot of things on there.