Xmas present ideas for the partner

[Blackpuddin]

I am utterly rubbish at buying Christmas presents for my partner Mrs B. The suggestions you see online seem to be no better than the ones a rubbish present buyer might have.
Do any PHers have any good ideas they'd care to share? Can be stuff purchasable online or something a bit different. All help gratefully received.

[danpalmer1993]

What is she into? Any hobbies?

Is there a particular brand of perfume she likes or jewellery?

How much are you looking to spend?

So many questions before anyone can really help.

[Tyre Smoke]

How long is a piece of string?

Budget? What does she like? Does she want material things to open on Christmas morning or a card with a ticket to a Robbie Williams concert?

[thewarlock]

PJs.

Women love new PJs. Always a good place to start.

[Blackpuddin]

Sorry, she likes horses, handmade stuff, quirky stuff, music.
Budget up to a hundred quid but would happily spend more on something special.
Been trying to get Glasto tickets on the rerun thing they do but heard nowt.

[toasty]

Blackpuddin said:

Sorry, she likes horses, handmade stuff, quirky stuff, music.
Budget up to a hundred quid but would happily spend more on something special.
Been trying to get Glasto tickets on the rerun thing they do but heard nowt.

Get her a handmade quirky musical horse.

[Blackpuddin]

toasty said:

Blackpuddin said:

Sorry, she likes horses, handmade stuff, quirky stuff, music.
Budget up to a hundred quid but would happily spend more on something special.
Been trying to get Glasto tickets on the rerun thing they do but heard nowt.

Get her a handmade quirky musical horse.

job's a good 'un thanks

[bristolbaron]

My process is to ignore/dismiss things my wife says she likes throughout the year, add it to notes on my phone and then buy it for Birthdays/Christmas.

Handy to also have a ‘go to’ jewellery brand - mine likes Thomas Sabo, so a charm/earrings etc make a decent stocking filler.

[Tyre Smoke]

Is this quirky enough?

[Blackpuddin]

bristolbaron said:

My process is to ignore/dismiss things my wife says she likes throughout the year, add it to notes on my phone and then buy it for Birthdays/Christmas.

Nice thought, that's something I do but stupidly I tend to get her it at the time. I'll have a gander at the jewellery, generally speaking she prefers handmade/local stuff to branded but that one sounds suitably obscure.

[Blackpuddin]

Tyre Smoke said:

Is this quirky enough?

Ha yes she would love the idea of that but the reality of space in the house (lack of) makes it a non-starter.

[Tyre Smoke]

Here you go, fill yer jodhpurs

https://www.equestrianjewellers.co.uk/

[anonymous-user]

https://www.horseandhound.co.uk/buyers-guides/best...

[Hoofy]

Blackpuddin said:

toasty said:

Blackpuddin said:

Sorry, she likes horses, handmade stuff, quirky stuff, music.
Budget up to a hundred quid but would happily spend more on something special.
Been trying to get Glasto tickets on the rerun thing they do but heard nowt.

Get her a handmade quirky musical horse.

job's a good 'un thanks

I hear glass wing-ed horse models go down well.

[Tyre Smoke]

Not many of us left that will get that Hoofy.

[williamp]

Wife wanted a fur coat for Christmas.

...I got her a Donkey jacket

[/Frank Carson

[Blackpuddin]

[sherman]

Tyre Smoke said:

Not many of us left that will get that Hoofy.

It is the obvious present choice for the OP though

[Blackpuddin]

I've been on here for a bit but I must have missed that thread.

[Tyre Smoke]

It is indeed.

Nothing else will do now.