Xmas present ideas for girlfriend

JoelPitt

I've been with my girlfriend 6 months now and need to buy her something for Christmas.

So I asked her and the reply I got was "something meaningful".
"Well, that's me stuffed then!" :rotfl:

But aside from her having a love of nice clothes and shoes, I really do have no idea what to get her. Any suggestions gratefully received! Thanks

searching_me

does she have any hobbies or activities she like to do? ... you could do a hamper of all the little things she like just the little things that make her smile ... or a voucher to do whatever she likes to do ... as daft as it sounds you do a all the reasons i love you kinda thing corny i know but i dont know many women that wouldnt like that x

Nurse71_2

How about a message bangle, I saw them on giftsbydonna . They are engraved in the inside, very meaningful . Sorry it wont allow me to put full link on but im sure you can add the www and .com

l0u1se

How old are you? Where did you meet, any hotels that you have stayed in? Hobbies? Etc

browneyedbazzi

What's your budget? and how serious is your relationship?

I absolutely love these and think they fit the bill in terms of being 'meaningful'

http://www.notonthehighstreet.com/lisaangeljewellery/product/set-of-four-meaningful-words-bangles

xcarlyx

make up or gift cards?

themull1

A sphere of life necklace?

quinechinoise

JoelPitt wrote: »

a love of nice clothes and shoes

Does she really love shoes? As in: owns at least 6 pairs, not including utilitarian stuff like wellies, riding boots, trainers, etc?

How about a charm bracelet and a shoe charm to go on it?

popularfurball

For me, meaningful is as simple as top that oh choses that he thinks would suit me - he has taken time to buy and think about it.

Ruby_Roo

She must have other interests than clothes and shoes? What about baking? Films/TV Series? Travel? You could do a hamper with things centering around one of her interests - shows thought and effort. Or maybe a weekend away - e.g. a couple of nights in London and tickets for a show... doesn't need to be a flash hotel, I'd be happy with a Travelodge, its just a chance for you to spend time alone together.