Better Together
Cooking classes, wine tastings + more
- 1 experience to choose from 26,400+
- For 1-2 people
- Concierge service
Cooking classes, wine tastings + more
Track driving, hairpin cornering + more
Golden hour sailing, coastal views + more
Experience gifts for the third Saturday in October.
The once-in-a-lifetime one
This couples massage gift gives two people a shared hour of calm they will treasure. They choose the experience. No expiration, ever. Instant send.
From$329.00
Loved by thousands of gifters and recipients.
I've tried a couple of the other experience gift companies over the years. This one feels the most thought-through, more I-picked-this-for-you than pick-a-number. Mom did a sushi class with her friend and they're already planning round two.
Aisha K.
Mom is in Maine, I'm in Austin. Sent this for Mother's Day with a short message. She picked a high tea afternoon, went with my aunt, and has been showing it off to her book club since. A gift card feels like a transaction, this felt like a real gift.
Marcus Williams
Two weeks of gift research, then I sent this instead. My sister picked a glassblowing workshop, which I would never have guessed, and keeps sending me photos of what she made. Letting her choose was the best part.
Lauren M.
Classic mom thing. Said don't get me anything, then was texting me at 11pm asking which experience to pick. Went with a Japanese tea ceremony and loved every minute. Best Mother's Day gift I've found in years.
Mei L.
He has a graveyard of unused gift things in his drawer. This experience gift he actually used, picked indoor skydiving within the week and he's been obsessed since. Buy this for the husband who never uses anything.
Megan F.
Opening it felt like a moment, not an email. My best friend sent it for my birthday, I browsed everything, took my time, picked a candlelit yoga night. A gift I got to shape around my own life.
Sofia R.
I have never seen my father get excited about a gift. He texted me at 11pm the day he opened this, which never happens. Picked a fly fishing morning and talked about it for 20 minutes straight. Best Father's Day gift I've managed yet.
Andre J.
Wasn't expecting much from the box but it's real quality, my wife took photos before opening it. The video message upgrade was worth it too, she's watched it six times. Beautiful presentation start to finish.
Stephen A.
We got this for my grandma's 81st birthday. She surprised everyone and picked a glassblowing workshop, came home thrilled with a little vase she made herself. The range of experiences works for every age, that's what sold us.
Olivia M.
Recorded a 40-second video greeting and almost skipped that step. My wife watched it before she even saw the gift and got emotional right there. She picked a couples cooking class for us. That video is the part she replays.
Carlos R.
Bought this when I couldn't fly out for my cousin's wedding. She picked a vineyard tour and texted me photos weeks later. Way better than mailing a check and easier than the registry everyone else was already buying from.
Patricia L.
Sent this to a friend after a rough year. No expiration, no pressure, no use-by guilt. She picked a spa day three months later when she was ready. The gift waited for her, and that mattered more than anything.
Devon L.
Forgot Father's Day was the next morning. Bought this at 11pm, added a message, scheduled delivery for 8am. Dad woke up to it and called me before lunch. Instant delivery saved me and nobody needs to know.
Jordan P.
Half-expected a glorified gift card. The reveal felt like a real gift, my wife had 30 curated options plus a whole catalog behind them, picked a paddleboard lesson and got obsessed. Already bought my second one.
Tyler K.
Opened the reveal, browsed, picked, booked, done. Every step clearly guided. I've received experience gifts that felt like homework, this felt like being handed a really good menu.
Adelaide K.
Fourth Everwow gift this year. Birthday, anniversary, baby shower, one just because. Everyone picked something different and every single one loved it. The family calls me the Everwow person now.
Brittany H.
My siblings and I pooled for dad's retirement. He picked a seaplane tour with mom and sent us a photo of them grinning in the cockpit. He hasn't stopped talking about it since.
Priya S.
Did 14 of these for my team after a hard quarter. Better than generic gift cards, everyone chose something different and everyone was happy. Doing it again at year-end.
Rachel B.
My brother-in-law is into bird-watching of all things. The curated list is a great start, and the full catalog had an actual falconry experience. He had the time of his life. There's something for literally anyone.
Bennett G.
Set up the delivery three weeks before our anniversary and it landed at 7am on the day. My wife picked an evening sailing trip. Plan-ahead gifting without the stress of remembering.
Rafael M.
Two kids under 4, life is logistics. He picked a wine pairing dinner, we got a sitter and talked about things that weren't preschool. The gift was the excuse we needed to actually go out.
Jessica T.
All three of my kids chipped in for my 65th birthday. The message inside got me before I even saw the experiences. Picked a pottery class I'd been talking about for twenty years. They really do listen.
Margaret D.
Eight years of gift-guessing and this is the first one she raved about. Picked a wine tasting with her sister and called to say how thoughtful it was. I know what she's getting next year too.
Spencer M.
Wanted something better than another registry candle set. She picked a couples photo shoot with her fiancé and they used the photos for their save-the-dates. Every compliment on those cards comes back to me.
Yvette M.
Spent a whole evening scrolling the options with a glass of wine, shortlisting like a game. Landed on a sunset sail. Being gifted a choice I actually wanted to make felt surprisingly great.
Camille D.
Refused to send money that would disappear into rent. My nephew picked an indoor skydiving session and sent the whole family the video. First graduation gift that felt like an actual celebration.
Quentin M.
No occasion, my sister just sent it with a note about being proud of me this year. Opened it at work between meetings, big mistake, instant tears. Picked a thermal spa day. The opening moment is what I'll remember.
Renee K.
Got this during a chaotic stretch and sat on it four months, zero guilt, no countdown. When life calmed down I picked a candlelit yoga night and it felt earned. A gift that waits for you is rare.
Felipe C.
Six of us went in on one wedding gift, usually a coordination nightmare. One purchase, one beautiful reveal, and the couple picked a hot air balloon ride for their anniversary trip. Zero group-chat arguments.
Nathaniel B.
My oldest friend had a rough month so I sent this, no occasion. She called confused, then teared up reading the message. Picked a pasta workshop and invited me along. Best random Tuesday in years.
Daphne L.
No. The price you paid stays hidden. They see the gift and the experiences available to them.
No. Everwow gifts do not expire. The recipient can open, choose, and redeem when the time feels right.
The recipient enters the gift code and follows the guided steps to explore curated experiences or any other eligible experiences available to them. They can also come back at any time to choose an experience.