Gifts for wealthy men?

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So my boyfriend is a millionaire and he’s young in his 30s. He’s not flashy or anything but he does have extremely nice things, and pretty much has whatever he wants. He told me when we first started dating to never spend my money on a gift for him, except for his birthday! He would allow that. His last birthday we weren’t super serious I didn’t do anything, but this year I want to do something really special. SO please help me with ideas!!! I don’t want to spend a ton of money, cause it’s not about impressing him I just want it to be really thoughtful and quality!

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Have you thought of planning an outing instead of a gift? My husband would be thrilled with a full day of golf, nice dinner and possibly gambling after. If not then maybe a nice watch :/

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Is he into any specific music? Maybe a concert or even planning a little surprise party with his closest friends as a big main gift and then something smaller as a physical gift. Honestly my boyfriend isn’t wealthy and he’s still HARD to buy for!

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My favorite gift is usually an activity. For my husband’s birthday I got him a gas powered pizza oven that cooks a pizza in 60 seconds. The real gift is spending time together making dough and sauce all day, having some beer, putting the pizzas together. The kids loved it too!

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Y’all rich people makin me jealous. I have $0.74 cents anybody wanna help a sista out 😂😂😂 I’m JOKING

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My partner is a lawyer, so obviously buying him things is things that he can’t experienced on his own, for instance around of golf at noon expensive golf course, the course that I got him is $100,000 a year for a membership, it’s a very nice course, and I got him a round of golf there. I have contacts there. Johnny Walker blue label, that’s his favorite scotch, what about signed memorabilia from eBay with a certificate of authenticity from his favorite musician or athlete or what about concert tickets or festival tickets somewhere, or a vacation, or a spa weekend, couples massage, hot air balloon ride check out Groupon they have everything, whale watching, bungee jumping, skydiving, not sure where you live, but they have those places that you can rent extravagant vehicles in California like Lamborghinis etc. a NASCAR experience driving a racing car, wine tasting, or doing things that you haven’t done since childhood, going to a trampoline park, Dave & Buster’s, go carts, Nerf gun war, blowing bubbles and going to the park and flying kites etc. sometimes it’s experiences and who you’re sharing it with rather than how much you spend. It’s like when you’re a little kid and you spend a fortune on a Christmas present and they’d rather play with the box. Spending the day at a pet rescue and volunteering, giving back to the community, where he feels appreciated and needed. Tickets to his favorite concert, there’s something called cameo which is a personalize video from their favorite celebrity or musician or influencer or whatever it may be and they make them a video wishing them a happy birthday, actors etc. or reaching out to celebrities on Twitter and seeing if they will do a birthday shout out or video or record an outgoing message on their phone or leave them a message on their phone or a phone call etc., we’re going to a talkshow or Broadway show or book signing CD signing meet and greet whatever it may be. Spending time with friends and family, a mini fridge with his favorite drinks and food so he doesn’t have to get up when he’s watching a game, tickets to a game, for either you to go with him or him to go with a friend, the simple things in life like feeding the ducks at the pond, or lake, get creative. Good luck

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Same with my dad so i always get him personalized things like blankets, or pillows with me and my brothers on it just something like that

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My husband is on record as saying the best gift he ever received was a little "picnic basket" I made him for Christmas one year. I know all of his favourite snack foods and beverages, so I made him his own personal snack kit. He loved it! Homemade gifts are nice too. I made my husband a fleece tie blanket one year and he keeps it on his recliner. Nobody else has one exactly like it. I chose the fleece based on what I know he likes and he appreciates the time it took to make it. If your boyfriend is not flashy, then something personal that you invested time in or something that reflects how well you know him will probably be more meaningful than something expensive and impersonal.

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I would plan either a trip or a nice wallet, maybe a nice belt?

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Maybe look at videos of sight seeing, restaurants, and outtings to do that you havent done in your city or a city near by. Maybe do an experience or activity versus getting a gift.

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Romantic trip away.. Nice restaurant.. do an experience u both haven't done before.

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