TreatHer or TreatHim

Here are two websites with lots of Christmas ideas!

TreatHer, as you would probably expect from the name, has gifts for women and TreatHim has gifts for men.  There are so many different sorts of gift it’s hard to know where to start!  You can get chocolates, jewellery, experiences, beauty products, Christmas hampers and more.  There is also a massive range of prices from £5 going all the way up to nearly £700.  You might think that with so much stuff for sale it would be hard to find anything but the websites are actually really well laid out and you are able to search by occasion, recipient and price to name a few.  This helps you quickly narrow down your search.  Both websites follow the same format so once you’ve found your way around one you’ll be able to use the other in exactly the same way.

1. Cinderella Chocolate Stiletto, £9.99

2. True Love Heart Necklace, £37.99

3. Scottie Dog Hot Water Bottle Cover, £12.99

4. Vera Wang Love and Devotion Hamper, £239.99!

5. Mensa Pack – Genius Test, £11.99

6. Born to Gold, Forced to Work Coaster, £7.95

7. Union Jack Frying Pan, £9.99

I actually think that you could probably get something for almost everyone you know just from these two sites so it’s well worth a look.  There is also free delivery at the moment on orders over £40.

Christmas Food & Drink

Here’s a list of some Christmas gifts and some tasty Christmas treats!

Green & Blacks Tasting Collection contains a mixture of 12 different flavours which come with little tasting cards.  The cards have facts and recipe suggests for you to try.  The collection of 395g costs £10.99.

Mrs Crimble’s Large Cranberry Macaroons taste delicious and cost just £1.49.

Fox’s have a few different biscuit selection boxes – The Chocolate Edition, The Brandy Snaps Collection and Fox’s Wonders to name a few.  The selection boxes cost between around £2 and £12.

Nudo have a range of Italian gift sets which are great for foodies.  There are lots of different flavoured olive oils, panettone and you can even adopt an olive tree!

Chambord is a raspberry liqueur in a gorgeous bottle!  You can get recipes for cocktails from the website as well.  My favourite is the Chambord Royale:

Glass: Champagne Flute

Ingredients: 10ml Chambord, Cava or Prosecco, Raspberry for garnish

Method: Pour a splash (10ml) of Chambord into a champagne flute, top with your favourite fizz and add a succulent raspberry for decoration.

Captain Morgan’s Spiced is a rum which works well in a hot spiced Christmas punch!

If you haven’t already, why not pop over to enter my latest giveaway – Living Nature Soft Illuminating Tint.

Bonusprint Gifts

A few weeks ago I ordered some Christmas presents from Bonusprint and I’m really pleased with how good they look.

The first thing I got was a calendar for my Nan with photos of her lovely grandchildren! The calendar was so easy to make once I’d chosen the photos and there were a good choice of backgrounds. I love how colourful the calendar is and all of the photos have show up really well. The calendar I chose is A4 size and cost £11.99 plus postage. I preferred using Bonusprint to Albelli which I reviewed here as I didn’t have to download anything and there weren’t quite so many options making it much easier.

I also ordered an acrylic print which I’m so, so, so impressed with! It has turned out tons better than I thought it would! I haven’t got a photo of it here for you as the person it’s for has been known to read my blog!  All you have to do is upload your photo and choose a size so it’s really simple to do. There are 8 sizes available – I ordered the 41x30cm which cost £74.99. They aren’t cheap but the finish is brilliant. The colours are really strong and vibrant and on the photo I’ve chosen there seems to be some sort of effect making it look 3D from some angles! The print didn’t take long at all to be delivered and it was really well packaged so there wasn’t a chance of it being broken in the post.

If you’re stuck for ideas, Bonusprint is without doubt worth having a look at as there are loads of lovely photo gifts at a huge range of prices and the service is really good too.

Mama Jewels

Mama Jewels make a range of baby proof jewellery.  There are lots of different designs to choose from and they all look just like regular necklaces and bracelets so aren’t only for mums!

The range is dishwasher proof so can be kept clean for when baby tries to chew them and are really stong so they don’t break when pulled.  They come in nicely presented boxes making them good Mother’s Day presents……

Thorntons

Thorntons have loads of delicious looking and tasting Valentine’s Day gifts.  The prices range from 69p for a Valentine’s chocolate lolly to £75 for a hamper containing practically every single chocolate product Thorntons sell!

I like the cute ‘I Love You’ truffles……

…… and this box of heart shaped chocolates is under £5.

Thorntons even have an option to personalise your box of chocolates with photos and your choice of chocolate.  You can also get a box of ‘Alphabet Truffles’ where you can choose what you’d like your box of chocolates to say.  I think these are brill ideas as whoever you are buying them for will know you’ve spent a bit of time choosing exactly the right gift for them, not just picked any old box of chocolates up of the shelf!

TreatHer

TreatHer is a website dedicated to gifts for women.  This cute little Money Box is just one of the hundreds of ideas on the website.  The gifts range from just a few pounds to over a grand, so there should be something to suit every budget.  If you’re feeling flash then you can pay £1000 for a personal shopping day with £950 to spend on clothes, or £695 for a diamond heart necklace.  The more affordable options include mugs, photo frames, candles and chocolates to name a few.

TreatHim is a similar website but this time selling gifts for men.  Again, it has hundreds of products within a big range of prices.  Both of the websites enable you to search for different occasions, price ranges etc which is handy as otherwise you’d have to spend literally hours trawling through the masses of presents!

Sable & Co

Sable & Co is a website full of gift ideas for men.  I love these loo signs to go on your door – I’ve never seen anything like them before and they are a bit of fun!  I also really like this wine rack as it’s quite different from your generic wine rack.  Although lots of the items are a bit pricey, they are all unique so would make great gifts for men who are hard to buy for or for men who have everything!

Think Pink

Think Pink is a website which sells girly items for people who love pink.  They sell lots of different products from stationary to home accessories to dressing up costumes.  This website is a great place to find pretty gifts for girls of all ages and if you spend over £30 then you get free delivery within the UK.

I love my new Union Jack Apron which I now wear every time I make my cupcakes.  It is so much easier to make icing when you are not worrying about getting icing sugar all over your clothes!

I’ve also got some bright and fluffy new pink fairy lights.  The website has all sorts of fairy lights including fluffy ones, flowery ones and heart shaped ones.

Lots of the stuff on the website is for younger girls but there is also plenty for older ones as well.  The home accessories section has lots of colourful versions of boring kitchen items such as patterned oven gloves and flowery bread baskets.  I really like the Union Jack Weekend Holdall in the travel section and the hot water bottle covers are cute.

The website also has a small section for boys called blue² which sells stuff aimed at young boys.

I think this is a fabulous website and will definitely be back to look for birthday and Christmas presents for my friends and family.

Ideas for Father’s Day

I always find it really difficult to come up with new ideas for Father’s Day gifts.  This year everything seems to be to do with the World Cup which makes my search extra hard seeing as my dad in not that into any sports, especially not football.  However, I have found some really good websites to share with you.

The British Heart Foundation sells gifts with a range of prices and by buying them you are helping to raise money for a good cause.  One of my favourites from this range is the Chilli plant kit which is a set that lets you grow 5 different chilli plants.  There are gifts to suit lots of different dads from sporty dads to nature loving dads.

Wadworth sell mini-casks of real ale which make a unique gift for Father’s Day.  There are a number of different Wadworth varieties to choose from including 6X, Horizon and Bishops Tipple and the cask comes with instructions on how to use it which seem simple enough.  The cask delivers a pint which should taste the same as a pint from the pub.  Now, I don’t like ale so didn’t realise there was a difference but apparently ale from a bottle/ can tastes different as they aren’t filled directly from the cellared casks in the brewery unlike the mini-casks.  Anyway, the casks cost from £15 and are delivered within 3 days.  They seem like a brilliant gift to me so I hope it goes down well!

Paxton and Whitfield are a cheese company with shops in London, Stratford-upon-Avon and Bath.  You can also order their products online.  They sell gift packs including the Father’s Day Gift Pack which contains a variety of cheese, ale and pâtes and costs £35.  As well as gift packs you can also buy all of the items separately.  Cheaper options include the cheese bites which come in different flavours with fancy looking packets (but not an excessive amount of packaging!) and cost £2.99 for 75g.  Another cheaper option is one of the Tomato and Chilli Jam which is slightly more adventourous and costs £4.45.

GettingPersonal.co.uk is a website selling a variety of gifts and cards and has a large Father’s Day section. You are able to personalise lots of their gifts.  I have got a personalised chocolate bar for my dad which you can see in the photos.  The website has free delivery on orders over £30 but the normal delivery charge of £2.95 is quite a bit cheaper than lots of other websites.

The Gourmet Chocolate Pizza Company has a chocolate pizza especially for Father’s Day.  It costs £7.95, is 7 inches and made of Belgian milk chocolate with colourful decorations and a Father’s Day plaque.

My final idea; I know it’s predictable but Toblerone always goes down well with both my dad and step-dad!