
Gift cards are useful.
The envelope is the boring part.
You already know what they love — coffee, dinner, shopping, movies, books, a little cash or an experience. The Christmas Gift Card Book turns those practical gifts into something that feels personal, festive and fun to open.
Build their Christmas surprise in minutes.
Pick the pages you want, add the gifts that feel right, then make it personal.
Pick a themed page.
Choose breakfast, movies, shopping, food, books and more.
Add the surprise.
Attach a gift card, cash, ticket or handwritten note.
Make it personal.
Add your message, wrap the book and place it under the tree.
A more thoughtful way to give.
Give them more than a five-second envelope-opening moment.
More Pages.
More Little Surprises.
Fill each themed page with a gift card, cash or note and give them something new to discover as they flip.
One book. A whole Christmas of little surprises.
Easy to fill.
Easy to wrap.
Fun to open.
Compact enough to tuck under the tree, with plenty of room for little surprises.
Five festive covers.
Choose the design that feels most like them.
A more fun way to give gift cards.
“Such a cute Christmas idea.”
I wanted something more thoughtful than just handing over a gift card. This made the whole gift feel much more personal and fun to open.
“Perfect for my adult kids.”
I filled them with coffee, restaurant and shopping cards. It looks so much nicer than putting everything in a plain Christmas envelope.
“Simple but really fun.”
Every page gives them something new to discover. It turned practical gift cards into something that actually felt like a Christmas present.
A few things to know.
Choose your book, add your own surprises, and make it personal.
A little book. A lot more fun to open.
See how gift-givers are turning simple gift cards into something that feels much more personal.
Such a cute Christmas idea.
I usually just put gift cards in an envelope, but this actually made them feel like a real present. It was fun putting together the different pages.
Linda K.
Denver, Colorado
Perfect when they don't know what they want.
My son never gives me a Christmas list anymore. I added coffee, food and shopping gift cards, and this made the whole thing feel much more thoughtful.
Amanda M.
Orlando, Florida
Way better than another envelope.
I used restaurant, movie and coffee cards with little handwritten notes on a few pages. It was easy to put together but looked really special.
Jennifer S.
Columbus, Ohio
My daughter actually enjoyed opening it.
She's older now and mostly asks for gift cards. This gave her something to actually unwrap and go through, instead of opening one envelope and being done.
Megan R.
Phoenix, Arizona
Bought several for Christmas.
I bought a few because everyone in the family likes different stores and restaurants. It was easy to personalize each one without having to come up with totally different gifts.
Carol T.
Nashville, Tennessee
The handwritten notes made it even better.
I liked being able to mix gift cards with little notes and inside jokes. It ended up feeling a lot more personal than I expected for such a simple idea.
Rachel B.
Seattle, Washington