Christmas gift for your brother.
Skip the thing they'll put in a drawer. An experience your brother picks themselves — dinner, a spa day, a weekend — tucked inside a card with your words. They never see the amount.
At Christmas an experience beats another object under the tree — it's the thing they'll still talk about in March. €50 — dinner for two or a spa session: the classic from one household to another.
Christmas gifts
- €50 — dinner for two or a spa session: the classic from one household to another.
- €100 — a spa day or a food tour: parents, grandparents, the people who have everything.
- €25 — a tasting, a class, a coffee experience: colleagues and clients, without the awkwardness of a big number.
Four amounts. They choose the memory.
The price is the label; they never see it. Charged in your currency.
The card itself is free, with or without the gift.
What to write in the card for your brother
A Christmas card for your brother: banter on top, love underneath — the family recipe.
Merry Christmas, bro. I got you a present and everything — the season of miracles is real.
To my brother at Christmas: thanks for another year of winding me up and having my back. Both appreciated.
Merry Christmas! May your gravy be plentiful and your board-game defeats gracious. (They won't be. See you Thursday.)
Questions people ask
How does the gift reach them?
It's inside the card. Your brother opens the card, finds the gift, and chooses from 150,000+ experiences in their own country. It never expires.
Do they see what I paid?
No. They see the gift and the experiences they can choose from, never the amount.
Can several people pay for it?
Yes. On a group card everyone signs with one link and can chip in toward the gift; the organiser sees the tally.
Which countries?
190+. The gift is redeemed in their own country, so it works for family abroad.
Make the card, add the gift.
About a minute. The card is free; the gift is inside.