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When it comes to Mother’s Day, yeah it has kind of become yet another commercialised day, where people spend loads of money on their mums. HOWEVER, these mums have to put up with a lot. Whether they pushed you out all those years ago or brought you up at whatever age, being a mum isn’t easy. So this day is to celebrate the greatest achievement that the human race has ever achieved. My mum. Debbie. The Debster. Debz.
So maybe myself or anyone ever in my family has never called her those last two nicknames but Debbie is a saint. She puts up with a lot and therefore working with The Gift Experience on a personalised gift for The Debster – last time, I swear – couldn’t be turned down.
Now when it comes to personalised gifts, the generic ones are the glass, a bottle of fizz or mugs with [insert name] Happy Mother’s Day emblazoned on the front. Hopefully, my mum doesn’t see this post until I see her the following weekend. But who am I kidding, she reads every single one of my posts so the chances are slim. So whether you see this or not Debz (I’m sorry), I picked out a personalised necklace and I actually think she’ll wear it.
The ‘Love You To Pieces’ Personalised Necklace is £42.99 which is reasonably priced for a necklace. It’s made out of stainless steel that has a gold plated brush and girl she is suitably weighty. Not too much that you’ll start forming heavy weight neck muscles from all the lifting to support it around your neck, but enough that you feel like you wearing something pretty special.
The box comes with the necklace inside, with a ‘love you to pieces‘ card printed in elegant hand-written font. What makes this necklace so special and personalised is the tiny letters you can see on the actually puzzle piece. My mum’s initials. I think it’s such a cute touch and it’s subtle. It’s like the modern day version of a locket, or those friendship bracelets where one person has the lock and the other holds the key.
The outside of the box is also personalised. You can put whatever you want on the front (within the word count), so I went with a standard ‘Happy Mother’s Day‘.
I’m hoping she loves it and if you want to check the whole range of personalised gifts on offer then check out The Gift Experience. Let me know your favourites in the comments below.
