Tips to Buying Memorable Christening GiftsPosted by The Engraved Gifts Company on October 7th, 2015 Whether you’ve been asked to attend a christening as a guest or a godparent, you naturally want to give a great christening or baptism gift. When shopping for it, ask yourself these questions:
What is Appropriate?
Keepsake Gifts It’s a good idea to choose keepsake-type items for an occasion such as a baptism or christening. Parents usually document the event with photographs, scrapbooks, journals, and, of course, social media posts. Why not help preserve the memory and meaning of this very special day by giving a beautiful keepsake gift? Examples include personalised picture frames where the parents can display photos of the event. You can also give the father a pair of cufflinks engraved with the child’s hand or foot prints, and the mother a necklace engraved with the same. You can even buy a personalised soft toy (like a stuffed bunny) and have the shirt or jumper personalised with a message or the child’s name. Practicality Some gifts can be used once and only once—though they can be great, they leave a little impact and are not exactly memorable. Choose something that can be used well after the day of the event. Personalised jewellery, for example, can go a long way. The child can use it once he or she is older, perhaps on another religious event or to mark a birthday. Picture frames can be used to hold and proudly display pictures in the home for many years. Personalised money boxes are also excellent, as they are both practical and beautiful. The Power of Personalisation Personalization can take an ordinary item and make it the perfect christening gift. It also shows thoughtfulness. After all, anyone can buy a christening gift off the rack, but only those who truly care to go out of their way to find the best gift and have it personalised. Personalisation makes your christening gift more meaningful, too. You can choose to have the name of the child or even a special message engraved on a beautiful silver plated picture frame, money box, trinket box, or jewellery. About The Author: Like it? Share it!More by this author |