Celebrate

Gifts come in many shapes and sizes and can be given for any occasion. You may want to mark the occasion of Celebrating an Anniversary, an 18th Birthday, a Christening or Birth, as well as other occasions such as Exam Success, Passing a Driving Test, Starting a New Job, Buying your First House or the most popular celebration, Getting Married. We make finding a celebration gift for any reason easy. Whether it’s traditional, unique, quirky, original or downright unusual, we have lots of gift ideas.

Me to You Bear Christening Gift

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Me to You Bear

Me to You Bears are those adorable tatty looking teddy bears that adorn cards and merchandise. I’m sure you’ve seen them - they’re probably the only grey bears you’ll find with a blue nose and patches.

Despite the soppy factor, they do make lovely presents for weddings, christenings and birthdays.

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Bizzy Balloons

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Bizzy Balloons

My new website of the week is Bizzy Balloons. The name for this online shop says it all - a one stop balloon shop, busy with ideas for presents to suit plenty of occasions.

If you find you are stuck for a gift idea to congratulate somebody on passing their driving test or celebrating your nephews christening, a balloon gift isn’t as silly as it sounds - in fact they are really rather fun!

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Happy Nurse’s Day

Happy Nurse’s Day

There seems to be a day for everybody and every profession nowadays, and whilst it’s not something I would particularly celebrate (not being a nurse myself), Nurse’s Day is celebrated this year on the 12th May. Which just so happens to be Florence Nightingale’s birthday - one of the most famous nurses in the world.

So if you have a friend or relative who is a hard working nurse, or even if you have been in hospital yourself recently and want to say ‘Thank You’, then what better way than to send a card or a bunch of flowers on Nurse’s Day.
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Happy St George’s Day!

Happy St George’s Day to everyone from GiftChooser.co.uk.

Hope you received your card and have finalised your preparations for a massive St George’s Day party!

St George’s Day Cards and Gifts

St George’s Day

It is coming up to St George’s Day on 23rd April, and whilst it’s not an obvious choice for buying gifts for people, it’s definitely becoming more common for people to send St George’s Day cards.

Plenty of sites are now offering cards to celebrate our national day. Card sites such as Moonpig.com and cards ‘n’ scrolls.

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Confetti.co.uk

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Confetti

As spring is just around the corner, we find weddings coming out of our ears. Spring and Summer is obviously the most popular time of year to get hitched.

Confetti - a brilliant name for an online wedding shop. This one stop shop for wedding ideas, gifts and decorations has everything to make a wedding day extra special.

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St George’s Day Party

St George’s Day

It’s strange how well known St Patrick’s Day is all over the world, but how little known St George’s Day is in England. St George’s Day falls on the 23rd April, and with St George being our patron saint, St George’s Day is classed a England’s National day.

There is a big campaign rolling around the UK at the moment to make it more recognised - and for it to even become a public holiday. Whilst not traditionally a day to give gifts, it is becoming more popular to send cards and hold St George’s Day parties.

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Personalised Drinks

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Personalised Drinks Company

There is a real boom in personalised gifts at the minute. I think they are a brill idea and aside from making a gift with your own fair hands - it shows you have gone to some lengths to find a gift that is a little bit different, but that reflects them completely.

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April Fool’s Day

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Joke Desk Block

The next date on the calendar to be aware of is April Fool’s Day. Not a common time to send gifts and cards, but none-the-less, there are bound to be a few pranks and practical jokes going about.

It is a common time to read some strange tales in newspapers, or hear bizarre news on the TV or radio.

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Ranges of Easter Eggs

Easter Ducks

The choices we make each day just get harder and harder, because we end up being offered so many varieties to choose from.

It’s no different with Easter Eggs, this year we seem to be inundated with so many types to choose from. What happened to the days where it was either milk or dark?

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Non Chocolate Easter Gifts

Egg Cup Timer

Are you fed up of chocolates? Christmas was only 10 weeks away and I am still working off the tins of Quality Street and After Eights! I am sure most other people feel the same way, but are just too polite to say it. So why not buy some non-chocolate gifts this Easter instead?

Read on to see my hand-picked selection

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The Origin of Easter Eggs

Easter Eggs

Easter is one of those strange times of year that falls in a different place each year, known as a movable feast. It doesn’t seem to follow the gregorian calendar, but the lunisolar one instead.

It is a Christian religious festival and falls on a sunday, 40 days after the start of Lent - the fasting season.

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Alternative Easter Gifts

Easter Duck

Last year we indulged in over 80 million chocolate easter eggs. The total cost came to around £336 million.

Just think what could be achieved if we spent just half of this on chocolate eggs, and the other half on an alternative to the sugary sweets and chocolates that have become associated with Easter.

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The 20 Best Easter Eggs

Easter Eggs

Chocolate Easter Eggs are now the most popular way to celebrate Easter. There is such a huge variety of different chocolate it can make it hard to choose which ones to go for.

Do you choose from creamy white chocolate, smooth milk or divine dark. The choice doesn’t stop there though. Now you can get handmade chocolate, fairtrade chocolate eggs, not to mention organic, lactose-free and vegan. In fact chocolate eggs to cater for any food intolerance or preference.

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St Patrick’s Day

St Patrick’s Day

St Patrick is well known as the Patron Saint of Ireland. Come the 17th of March thousands of people all over the world, whether Irish or not, celebrate St Patrick’s Day in style. Usually with lots of dressing up and plenty of drinking.

However, this year St Patrick’s Day has been moved to the 15th March, to avoid falling on the holy Easter week, with Easter being so incredibly early this year.

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