Giving a massage voucher without making it awkward

An erotic massage voucher is a genuinely good present and an easy one to get wrong. The difference is almost entirely in one decision: whether you choose the treatment for them, or leave it to them.

Buy an amount, not a treatment

A voucher for a named massage with a named therapist at a named length is a gift that tells the recipient what you think they should want. A voucher for an amount is a gift that lets them decide. The second is better in nearly every case, and it is the only kind we issue.

It also solves the practical problem: if what they choose costs more, they simply pay the difference, and if it costs less, the balance stays on the voucher for another visit. Nothing is wasted and nothing is prescribed.

Who it works for

• A partner, when you would rather give an evening than an object.
• A couple, as a wedding or anniversary present — the couples session is the obvious use.
• A friend who has had a hard year and will not book anything for themselves.
• A groom, from the people organising the party, which is our most common voucher sale.

Who it does not work for

Anyone who would find it presumptuous coming from you. This is a judgement call and it is worth making honestly: the gift is only good if the person receiving it would have considered the visit on their own. If they would not, it is not a nudge, it is a comment.

Practical details

• Four amounts, from 2,000 to 5,000 CZK.
• Printed and presented in a plain envelope with nothing identifying on the outside.
• Valid twelve months, and transferable — it is not tied to a name.
• Usable against any treatment, including wellness with jacuzzi and sauna.
• Available same day for collection, or digitally within the hour.

How to give it

Say less rather than more. The envelope does the work, and 'this is for whenever you want it, no expectations' is a better line than any explanation of what is on the menu.