Retirement gift for your boss.
Skip the thing they'll put in a drawer. An experience your boss picks themselves — dinner, a spa day, a weekend — tucked inside a card with your words. They never see the amount.
A retirement gift should be about the years ahead, not the years behind — something to do, not something to dust. €250 — two nights away: a career's worth of colleagues at €10–15 each.
Retirement gifts
- €250 — two nights away: a career's worth of colleagues at €10–15 each.
- €100 — a spa day or a food tour: a department, or the family.
- €50 — a dinner out: a few close colleagues.
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.
Chipping in as a group?
Pick the gift and the number of people — this is what each person puts in.
Rounded up to a whole euro, so the total covers the gift.
What to write in the card for your boss
Marking a boss's retirement is a chance to thank them properly. Acknowledge what they built and the example they set, then wish them well.
Thank you for leading by example and for backing us when it counted. Wishing you a wonderful retirement.
You set the standard the rest of us are still trying to meet. Happy retirement — it's well and truly earned.
It's been a privilege to learn from you. Enjoy the next chapter — you've earned every bit of it.
Questions people ask
How does the gift reach them?
It's inside the card. Your boss 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.