Discover the joy of budget-friendly Christmas shopping here with us at Festival Place, where you can pick up festive treats, tableware, wrapping essentials and gift sets that won’t break the bank.
Here are just a few suggestions to spread the festive cheer a little further this Christmas, with everything costing under £10.
Kickstart your Christmas with a Christmas Eve Box that you can put together with gifts starting at just £1 at Poundland. Affordable treats include a Christmas Nutcracker Glass Drinking Cup and Straw (£2.50), a bag of Dairy Milk Chocolate Coins (£1.65), a Penguin A5 Sprial Notebook (£1) and an Elf On The Shelf Cocoa Mug and Mallows (£3.50). And to keep everyone busy while they wait for Santa, why not add this Make Your Own Hot Chocolate Bomb set (£8) from Tesco? It’s fun and delicious – what could be better?
When it comes to your Christmas table, add a fun festive touch with these cute Gingerbread Napkins (£1.50 for 16) at Flying Tiger, serve up with a Christmas Wooden Spoon (£2) from ProCook, and add a twinkling touch with a set of LED battery powered Silver Wire String Lights (£5) from Fig & Fox.
Fill your house with festive fragrance with a pack of 24 Mandarin, Clove and Cinnamon Tealights from M&S (£6), which you can dot through the house, or opt for a sweet and spicy Cinnamon Wax Melt (£2.49) from Yankee Candle.
Make it an even sweeter Christmas with a Fruity Candyfloss Shower Gel and Body Mist Gift Set for just £3 at Superdrug, or the cutest fairy-powered Sweet Christmas Bathing Box (£9.50) at Lush, which includes a Groovy Snow Fairy bath bomb and a Sugar Plum Sparkle bubble bar for hours of bathtime fun. And for those with a sweet tooth, keep it traditional at Mr Simms Sweet Shop with these bars of Walkers Nonsuch Toffee (£7.99) that come complete with a novelty hammer for you to whack and unwrap!
When you’ve chosen your presents, make them look the business with sustainable vintage brown decorated wrapping paper (£1.54 a sheet) or a cute heart-shaped gift box (£2.96) at Sostrene Grene.
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