- Cologne makes a personal, intimate gift that most men appreciate. Consider, however, that if your spouse doesn't typically wear cologne, this can be seen as a hint that you think he smells bad. If, however, he has a particular scent that he likes or has mentioned recently, that is always an appropriate present. Think about getting creative as well -- if your husband enjoys being by the ocean, for instance, pick a cologne that reminds him of ocean breezes.
- While seemingly a gift for a wife, there are many reasons (ahem) that make frilly bras and panties a romantic gift, in fact, for husbands. Many are truly thankful for the time and effort it takes to select a set that matches their preferences, as well as puts some zing back in the bedroom. And of course, whatever happens after the lingerie is removed can be considered a romantic "gift" as well.
- A romantic getaway for two may not be something your husband has mentioned specifically, but it is often something that spouses love to receive. Simply spending time alone with you may not be something you thought of as a gift, but is is likely something that your husband wants more of. Away from the distractions of home, work and kids, you two can rekindle your relationship and develop deeper intimacy -- and these are gifts that keep on giving.
- They say the fastest way to a man's heart is through his stomach, and truer words may never have been spoken. If you don't often cook meals for your husband, putting in effort in the kitchen shows him how much you care. Of course, making his favorite dishes demonstrates a great deal of love, and the more complicated or difficult to prepare, the more it speaks of your feelings. Just do the cleaning up as well, otherwise this "gift" for your husband could turn into nothing more than another chore for him to do.
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