Christmas gifts for couples 2025 – gorgeous gifts for two that will still arrive before Christmas
The best Christmas gifts for couples in 2025, from romantic personalised presents to cosy home treats and fun experiences, we've picked thoughtful gift ideas that both partners will love
Finding the perfect Christmas gift for a couple isn’t always easy – especially when one partner is far simpler to shop for than the other. And with just days to go until Christmas, it’s perfectly normal for a little last-minute panic to set in.
Here's the good news – there’s still plenty of time to pick up a thoughtful, stylish, and genuinely memorable couples gift.
This guide is filled with gifts for every 'type' of couple: those who love to entertain, enjoy cosy nights in, or need a little pampering and indulgence. We’ve focused on gifts that are stylish, practical, and easy to order in the UK with fast delivery before Christmas.
After 27 years of marriage – with plenty of gifting hits and a few memorable misses under my belt – plus brilliant suggestions from friends, family, and our wider team, every recommendation here has passed the ultimate test: we’ve used it, loved it, or had it vouched for by people with genuinely great taste. So whether you’re buying for a long-married pair, a newly loved-up duo, or friends who already 'have everything', these are the gifts we’d happily give – and be delighted to receive (hint, hint) – ourselves.
Best Christmas gifts for couples
In a hurry? If you’re looking for gifts for couples that are guaranteed to arrive quickly, jump straight to our top three retailer picks below – they offer fast delivery and Click & Collect options, making last-minute Christmas shopping stress-free.
- Amazon: A huge selection of gifts for couples with fast delivery
- Anthropologie: Quirky, stylish gifts for couples who have everything
- Marks & Spencer: Perfect presents, from homewares to festive treats.
Festive treats for two
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Experience gifts for couples
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Digital gifts that arrive instantly
An e-gift card is always a good idea for couples, especially if you're not totally familiar with each person's tastes. Delivered instantly, it's a stress-free gift solution with no need to worry about late delivery.
How to choose the best gift for couples
Kate Salmon, Head of Home and Gift Buying at Oliver Bonas, told woman&home:
“Shopping for one person is tricky enough, but shopping for a couple can be even harder – especially if it’s a new relationship or a couple you don’t know well. Whether it’s for an engagement, anniversary, wedding, housewarming, or even a thank-you gift, homeware is always a brilliant choice. It’s practical, thoughtful, and often becomes a treasured keepsake both partners can enjoy.
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“Why not enhance their everyday routine with a beautifully designed ceramic cafetière or set of two mugs to make every brew feel special? It’s a simple way to encourage them to take some well-deserved ‘them-time’. Or for a foolproof option, go for a stylish plant pot – perfect for growing their indoor garden, because their plant babies deserve to thrive too!”
Holly Harper, Head of Inspiration at Not on the High Street, added:
“Practicality is key when choosing gifts for couples. Go for something useful rather than something that might not suit their taste. Look for items that fall into the ‘want, not need’ category – little luxuries they might not buy for themselves.
“I also love the idea of starting a tradition by gifting couples variations of the same type of present year after year. Gifts that reflect their personality or celebrate shared memories are always especially well-received.”
What to get a couple who has everything
With over 20 years of experience, wedding industry expert Kelly Mortimer shares her advice for gifting a couple who has everything:
“Prioritise experiences over material items. Think about what the couple enjoys doing in their spare time or on date nights — this will give you plenty of clues. For those set on a tangible gift, choose items they might not realise they need. For example, if they love travelling, personalised passport holders or luggage tags can be both thoughtful and practical.”
Francesca Pittaway, curator at Not on the High Street, adds:
“Look for gifts with a story. Meaningful presents often come from their origins – products made from unusual materials, crafted with interesting techniques, or designed with environmental consciousness in mind. When a gift has a story to tell, whether about how it was made or its sustainable journey, it becomes even more special to the recipient.”
What's a good gift to give a couple?
Give the gift of time together. Experiences, rather than physical items, let couples enjoy quality moments they’ll truly remember. Unlike tangible gifts that might not suit their taste or risk duplicating what they already own, an experience creates lasting memories they can share and cherish.

Heidi is a highly experienced lifestyle journalist with nearly 20 years in the industry. Before joining Future in 2021, she built a successful freelance career spanning over 15 years, earning bylines in many of the UK’s leading national newspapers, including The Guardian, The Times, and The Telegraph. Her work has also featured in a wide range of print and digital magazines such as Psychologies, Red, Glamour, and Mother & Baby, where she spent six years as Shopping Editor. Heidi now specialises in consumer content, creating expert buying guides, product reviews, and gift round-ups that take the guesswork out of “what to buy for...” any occasion.
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