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Help for Husbands 40th
Daisymac_2
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I am seriously into Money Saving at the moment as I dont think things are going to get easier any time soon, but it is my DH's 40th birthday at the beginning of Dec, I have spent very little on his gifts but they all have a lot of thought put into them but now I need help with how to present them and hoped you could all help me.
The first gift I have got him is a night in a posh hotel for 14th Feb (Valentines night) it was £10 on the devere hotel offers so a right bargain but I now need help on how I can word/design a cerficate or gift voucher to him showing the details of what I have booked etc etc.
The second gift is a Liverpool football programme (he is a massive Liverpool supporter) which is dated 2 days before he was born, just need some ideas on how to tastefully present this to him, ie should I get it framed or bound etc etc, this was only £2 so I want it to look as 'posh' as it can.
So £12 for the two presents so far, I wouldnt mind spending some more but as I say we dont have much disposable cash so if anyone has any more ideas where I can give him something with a 'wow' factor without costing the earth I would be really grateful.
Sorry I know I have asked for a lot of help
The first gift I have got him is a night in a posh hotel for 14th Feb (Valentines night) it was £10 on the devere hotel offers so a right bargain but I now need help on how I can word/design a cerficate or gift voucher to him showing the details of what I have booked etc etc.
The second gift is a Liverpool football programme (he is a massive Liverpool supporter) which is dated 2 days before he was born, just need some ideas on how to tastefully present this to him, ie should I get it framed or bound etc etc, this was only £2 so I want it to look as 'posh' as it can.
So £12 for the two presents so far, I wouldnt mind spending some more but as I say we dont have much disposable cash so if anyone has any more ideas where I can give him something with a 'wow' factor without costing the earth I would be really grateful.
Sorry I know I have asked for a lot of help
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Why not do a photo montage of the hotel, valentines hearts, 40'th birthday wishes.... all printed onto photo paper.... we've done these for Glastonbury tickets, gig tickets, and also a "gift certificate" for an Anfield stadium tour (to be taken before they knock the ground down!)0
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Floss, that sounds good, where do I get details on the Anfield Stadium tour ?
I struggle with design on computers, the montage could be fun !0 -
LFC website.....can't give the link as it is barred in work
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