Sending Strength... this beautiful gift hamper is the perfect way to show you are thinking of someone at a difficult time. A luxurious gift box filled with beautiful items designed to nurture and reassure following a bereavement.
A thoughtful gift which will last longer than flowers and is sure to be treasured for years to come.
Hamper contents:
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Silver Plated Photo Frame - with ivory mount (4 x 4in / 10 x 10cm)
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Pewter Acorn 'Strength' Pocket Charm - in a gift box with the message 'This little acorn is a symbol of strength to help you through the days ahead'
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Porcelain 'You are Loved' Keepsake Dish - a little daily reminder for your bedside table or desk
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Filled Forget-Me-Not Seeds Packet - with the message 'Plant with love and grow happy memories'
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Remembrance Tissues - because 'Sometimes memories sneak out of your eyes and roll down your cheeks'
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Luxury Gift Hamper - which can be used afterwards as a memory box
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Gift Card & Envelope - for your own message (we can write this for you)
Beautifully Gift Wrapped The luxury ivory gift box has a snap-shut magnetic closure with black satin ribbon bow, and is perfect for use afterwards as a memory or keepsake box for the safekeeping of letters, photos and other mementos. A plain ivory grosgrain ribbon is also supplied, allowing you to replace the branded ribbon if you wish to use it as a memory box.
Sending direct as a gift? The gift hamper is supplied with an Angel & Dove gift card so you can write a personal message to the recipient. If you would like to send it directly to the recipient, simply add your message in the gift message box above and we will hand write it on a gift card. No pricing will be included in the order.
UK delivery only Please note that this gift cannot be ordered for delivery outside the UK as it contains seeds, which are subject to customs restrictions.
Dimensions The hamper box measures 24cm wide x 17cm deep x 10cm tall, and is suitable for storing A5 size books or documents.
This luxury sympathy gift hamper is exclusive to Angel & Dove.
