Are personalised gifts the most romantic option this Valentine’s Day?
Forget supermarket boxes of chocolates and wave goodbye to flowers and poems – those who want to ramp up the romance on the very first Valentine’s Day of the new decade should make it personal.
According to research carried out by YouGov, those aged 35-44 are the most likely to buy a personalised gift – which means millions of others are missing a trick when it comes to buying a winning Valentine’s gift for a partner or crush.
For those serious about wooing their love, personalised gifting is a fun, memorable and easy way to up the romance on 14th February. Expert retailer, GiftPup says nothing speaks to the art of romance better than a present perfectly personalised for the recipient.
“It’s very easy to just pick up a bunch of flowers on the way home or grab a box of chocolates but while they are traditional, there’s not much in those gifts that tells the recipient how much you care or appreciate them,” says GiftPup product manager, Emily Ford.
“Giving a personalised item is so much more romantic – perfect for when you want to sweep someone off their feet. Personalising a gift shows the person you love that you have put a lot of thought into their present, and it provides a reminder of your thoughtful gesture every time they see it. What could be more appropriate as a Valentine’s gift?”
GiftPup works with carefully selected suppliers in the US and UK to create, print and deliver the most thoughtful of personalised gifts. All of its items can be personalised for the recipient and with gifts for all tastes, it’s impossible not to find something to leave that special someone swooning.
Its abundance of romantic gift options includes gorgeous personalised pamper hampers packed with indulgent treats and sweet eats, jewellery such as the personalised heart and disc necklace engraved with the happy couple’s names, wall art and ceramics. It also has lots of quirky options for those who want to show they really know their Valentine, including a heart shaped cheese board, two peas in a pod teapot and personalised socks.
Ford adds, “We know that many shoppers are on a budget but that shouldn’t mean romance falls by the wayside. A personalised gift is actually a great option to wow your other half with something incredibly unique – our 5 Reasons I Love you mug for example is under £9 but gives the giver space to create their own meaningful list, topped with their love’s name. What could be more romantic on Valentine’s Day?”
To find out more about GiftPup, visit: www.GiftPup.com