Couple Cards

That is the register: open rather than loaded, and answerable by a couple who met last year or twenty years ago.

The deck does not sit at one intensity. Early cards are easy to answer over dinner. Later ones ask what you have not said, what you are still curious about, and what you both want next. Either of you can pass on a card and draw again, which matters more than it sounds: knowing you can skip is what makes people willing to answer the hard ones.

A deck of questions meant to be worked through by two people, one card at a time. Us & More holds fifty-five of them and costs ₹399. They run from easy openers to the ones most couples keep meaning to ask and never do, such as "What's something about me you're still curious about?". The point is not a quiz or a compatibility score. It is having a question in front of you so the conversation starts somewhere other than how the day went.

Draw one card, both of you answer it, then draw another when that conversation has run its course. Some cards take thirty seconds and some take the whole evening, which is why fifty-five of them last far longer than one sitting. Couples tend to keep the deck somewhere visible, a bedside table or a coffee table, and pull one card on the evenings they would otherwise both be on their phones.

They move from light to deep rather than sitting at one register. Early cards are easy to answer out loud. Later ones ask about what you are curious about in each other, what you have not said, and what you both want next. Nothing in the deck is designed to start a fight; the questions are open rather than accusatory, and either of you can pass on a card and draw again.

Yes, and it is part of the order rather than an extra. You type the names when you order, up to thirty characters, and they are printed on the cover card. Most people use both first names, or initials, or something with a year in it for an anniversary. The fifty-five question cards stay as designed; the cover is the part that is yours.

English, Hindi or Gujarati. You pick one and the whole deck is printed in it. Pick the language the two of you actually talk in at home, since every card is read out loud rather than silently.

It is bought most often for anniversaries, first Valentine's Days and as a wedding gift for a couple who already own everything practical. Because the names go on the cover, it does not read as a generic boxed gift, and it is one of the few gifts in this price range that the couple actually uses more than once. The deck costs ₹399, with free delivery in Gujarat and a flat ₹50 elsewhere in India.

Names, language and quantity are on the product page: Us & More Couple Cards, ₹399.

For a group rather than a pair, see Girls Night Out, or compare every deck we make on the personalised card decks page.