Holiday Gift Card Event — Give Wellness. Get More.

The order tiers are $100 / $300 / $500 / $1,000. See the table above for the Enhancement Vouchers, Spinal Relaxation sessions, in-store physical gifts and online/in-store free-gift values included at each tier.

$15 Enhancement Vouchers expire June 30, 2027. Spinal Relaxation sessions expire December 31, 2027. All gifts can be used starting the day after purchase.

Yes. Physical cards can be prepared for pickup at Farragut or Cedar Bluff. Electronic cards are purchased online and sent by email. The paid value is accepted at both locations for services offered there.

Call Farragut (865) 671-3200 or Cedar Bluff (865) 236-0880.

The event runs November 15 – December 31, 2026. Group and corporate orders close December 10, 2026.

Pick the card by the person rather than by the service. For the parent who never sits down, a card that covers a 90-minute massage says the afternoon is theirs. For a friend who loves skincare, note on the card that facials, including the Glo2Facial, are at Farragut. For a couple, point it at the couples room, where two therapists work side by side. For someone who will never book for themselves, write a suggested service and a month on the card so it does not sit in a drawer. For a whole team, one corporate order handles 10, 20, 50 or a custom quantity.

Keep it short and specific to the person. Name the reason: "For the year you carried everyone else," "Book this once January calms down," or "Two tables, one afternoon, you pick the date." If the card is for a service they keep putting off, say so: "You have talked about a massage since spring. Here it is." Add which spa is easier for them, so the next step is obvious. One true line reads better than a paragraph of spa language.

A physical card from either desk is flat, so it fits inside a Christmas card, a stocking or a small box, and most people tuck it into something they are already giving. If you want more than an envelope, pair it with a handwritten note or with one small thing they will use afterward. An electronic card can be printed from the delivery email and folded into a card for Christmas morning, which is the usual fix once the pickup window has passed. Do not over-package it. The card is the gift, and the appointment they book later is the part they will remember.

A spa gift card is a stocking stuffer the recipient can use for a chosen service. A physical card is flat and small, so it slides into a stocking without padding, and the value is the whole gift rather than a token. If you are filling several stockings, buy the cards together at one desk, Farragut or Cedar Bluff, and note which name goes with which card. If the purchase qualifies for an Enhancement Voucher, hand it over with the card instead of leaving it in the envelope.

Yes, and the couples room is the reason. At both spas, two people share one private room with two tables and two licensed Tennessee therapists working at the same time, so each person chooses their own pressure and style, from a light Swedish session to deep tissue. A gift card toward a 60- or 90-minute couples massage gives them a date that is already paid for; they can add body treatments at either spa or a facial at Farragut when they book. Saturdays and the weeks around Valentine's Day fill early, so suggest they reserve soon after the holidays.

Yes. If the recipient lives elsewhere but comes to Knoxville for the holidays, a card works as a gift to use during the visit or on the next trip home; both spas are open Monday through Saturday 10am to 8pm and Sunday 1pm to 8pm, and Cedar Bluff sits just off I-40/I-75 exit 378 for anyone arriving by interstate. If the recipient will not be in town for a while, that is fine too, because the card is credit, not a booking, good at both spas whenever the timing suits them.