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Women’s Christmas gift buying guide for Black Friday
What do you put in her Christmas stocking after the year that was 2020? It’s been a tough 12 months. Many of the things we love most have beencancelled. We’ve seen less of our friends and family. Finances have been tight and life hasn’t felt normal. Fortunately, the joy of Christmas is on its way – and everyone could do with a little extra love this festive season. That doesn’t have to mean bigger and grander gifts. In 2020, thoughtfulness will go a long way. As the shops fill up with decorations, we wanted to help spark some gift ideas for you. We’ve compiled a Christmas gift guide for all…
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Men’s 2020 Christmas gift buying guide
It’s (almost) time to break out the jingle bells. The shops are filling up with decorations, and we’ll soon see big green trees twinkling in the windows of homes. Christmas is coming, and after an unusual year, it’s a time for joy and celebration. Have you started thinking about what Christmas gifts you want to give to your dad, brother, boyfriend or friend yet? It’s tough knowing what to buy after such an odd year, but we’ve got a few stocking-filling ideas for you. We’ve compiled a guide of the top Christmas gifts for men. And this year, it’s all about showing that extra bit of thought and care. Christmas…
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How to survive Christmas 2020
It’s the most wonderful time of the year – and potentially the most stressful. While Christmas brings along plenty to be cheerful about, it can feel like the pressure’s on during the festive period. A YouGov study found more than 40% of people have felt stressed in the run up to Christmas. Another survey found that as many as 51% of people feel stressed due to the pressure of finding Christmas gifts. This year, Covid-19 has added a heaping dose of anxiety and uncertainty into the mix. Frankly, we don’t blame you if you’re feeling overwhelmed. That’s why we’ve put together a guide to surviving Christmas 2020. Whether you’re looking…
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Spine-tingling Halloween experiences for 2020
Wondering if you’ll be able to do your usual trick or treating this year? Halloween in 2020, like most other events, is going to look a bit different. But that doesn’t mean you can’t get your annual scare or enjoy fun events with your family. Halloween has its origins in Britain – when Celts believed ghosts of the dead would revisit the mortal world on 31 October – and, during what has been a pretty frightening year, it feels only right to mark this eerie occasion. So, if you’re looking for fun things to do this Halloween, we’ve brewed up some of our favourite spine-tingling experiences for you. 1. …
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How to survive Black Friday 2020
Black Friday might look a little different this year. There’ll be the usual exciting deals and mega discounts – helpful for saving on festive season gifts. But instead of a mad rush to the stores, more shoppers will be filling their digital carts, as Covid-19 restrictions continue to change the way we shop. With more deals just a click away, Black Friday can get overwhelming. It’s all too easy to get sucked in and splurge on impulse buys instead of genuinely good gifts. But, with a bit of forward-planning, you can become a savvy shopper and pick up some impressive Black Friday offers that make the perfect presents. Here’s everything…
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Birthday gifts that will make this year a bit more special
Do they already have it? Is it thoughtful enough? Birthdays are always a bit of minefield. But this year, you can’t help but feel like there’s a little extra pressure to get it right. Whether it’s a treat for the food-lover in your life or a 21st birthday present they’ll never forget, these are the gifts that’ll make this year feel extra special. Birthday gifts for parents who deserve spoiling It’s always nice to show your parents you care. But over the past few months, many have been putting in a few extra hours to keep all of the plates spinning. So, here’s a few ideas to make mum or…