Organizers
Acts of Service
When things are organzied, it makes people feel good. Gift some things that make organizing easier for your friends, spouse, or family.
TableTopic
Acts of Service
Sometimes after a long day, simple conversation can even be challenging. Take the heavy lifting out of it and get some TableTopic cards that fit your fancy and get everyone talking.
Photo Session
Receiving Gifts
Most people treasure photos and love to share them. A photo session with a local photographer makes a great gift that will be cherished for years to come.
The 5 Love Languages® Gift Edition
This meticulously crafted edition of the iconic #1 New York Times bestseller is the perfect gift for weddings, anniversaries, or as a special encouragement for any couple.
Personalized Stationary
Words of Affirmation
Create some personalized stationary for the people you love. Every time they see it, they will think of you.
Back Scratcher
Physical Touch
For the person who loves Physical Touch, consider giving a back scratcher or massager that you can use to adminster some relaxation sessions.
Alabama Sweet Tea
Receiving Gifts
Does your loved one relish sweetened Southern iced tea?
Robotic Vacuum
Acts of Service
Robotic vacuums make the chore so much easier and they overflow with Acts-of-Service love. Here's a list of Consumer Reports best robotic vacuums of 2020.
Personalized Blanket
Physical Touch
Who wouldn't want a personalized throw blanket for snuggling on the couch together?
Oil Change
Acts of Service
Take care of their next oil change with a Jiffy Lube gift card—or better yet, take the car in yourself!
Streaming Subscription
Quality Time
Sometimes nothing says Quality Time like an evening enjoying movies or favorite shows together. Give the gift of a streaming service for the person who likes to relax with you . . . and maybe some snacks too.
The 5 Love Languages® of Children
The #1 New York Times bestselling The 5 Love Languages® has helped millions of couples learn the secret to building a love that lasts. Now discover how to speak your child’s love language in a way that he or she understands.