β A gift list for every occasion
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Valentine's Day: get it right on February 14th
On February 14th, everyone wants to please without falling into clichΓ©. A wishlist you both add to all year is the best way to keep ideas on hand for Valentine's Day, and every other occasion.
Why make a list?
- βNote their wishes as they come up in conversation, so you never forget.
- βYou can't see what your partner reserved on your list: the surprise stays.
- βA list that also works for birthdays and Christmas.
How it works
- 1
Create your list
Sign up for free and pick your @username: it's the address of your page.
- 2
Add what you'd like
Paste a product link and the name, picture and price appear on their own. An idea without a link works too.
- 3
Share your link
Send it by WhatsApp, text or email. Your loved ones reserve a gift, and you can't see who took what.
Ideas for your list
- π Dinner at a restaurant you've been dreaming of
- π A romantic weekend away
- π Jewelry or a watch
- π A perfume
- π A couple's photo shoot
- π Something to do together: dance class, wine tasting, climbing
- π A book or record that means something to you both
Frequently asked questions
Isn't a Valentine's wishlist unromantic?
It's mostly practical: you still choose from the list, and the surprise stays intact since you can't see reservations.
What if we want a gift for both of us?
Put it on one of your lists and give it together: a trip, an experience, something for the home.
How far ahead should I plan?
Two to three weeks, especially for restaurants and weekend getaways, which often book up around February 14th.