Vouchers they will actually want to redeem

A voucher is only as good as the promise on it, so each one here has its own wording. The cooking night leaves the birthday person with two jobs, tasting and praising. The massage lasts as long as your hands hold out, and the “One wish” voucher is sincerely meant, within the laws of physics. Colleagues might like coffee brought to their desk, grandparents an hour of patient tech support. Sign it, and it becomes a promise they can hold you to.

Can't pick just one? Go for the voucher book with six vouchers inside, perhaps a lie-in, a picnic in the park and a cleaning session. Each voucher takes a name, who it's from, a date and your own message, in one of four designs. Elegant tends to suit older recipients, while kids love Confetti or Pixel. Printed in A5 it slips neatly into a card, and as a phone image it's sent in seconds.