The lovely people at Prezzybox have a great selection of gift ideas for everyone and they have kindly provided me with 2 British themed products to review... and another two are up for grabs for your Jubilee Celebrations!
British Street Party Cake Stands
These British themed stands will present your cupcakes (and other snacks) perfectly for your garden or street party this June. They are made from sturdy card and are so simple to assemble it really is a piece of cake! The tiers have different images on and are reversible so you can pick and choose your favourite. An ideal centrepiece for any table and they can be used for other celebrations too as they are easy to take apart and store back in the bag they arrive in.
Brit Plucker Set
This stylish yet practical set is a stunning duo for your handbag. The magnifying mirror is great for makeup application when on the go and the professional grade tweezers are ideal for removing stray hairs. With the Jubilee and Olympics on the horizon this little set is super!
If you fancy buying these lovely items or shopping from a huge variety of other fantastic products you can head over to Prezzybox.
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great items, i love anything brit themed, were doing our bedroom in a london/union jack theme, i love that theres so much choice about because of the jubilee and olypics :) x
ReplyDeletespending more time with the family
ReplyDeleteI hope to spend it with an ice cold cider
ReplyDeletewe will be away camping, and will join in any celebrations on the campsite
ReplyDeleteGoing to work to make sure that the British public have a happy holiday!
ReplyDeletei will be dressing up in red white and blue and enjoying a lovely street party :)
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ReplyDeleteI wont be doing much at all. Probably enjoying everybody being in a good mood because they have an extra day off.
ReplyDeletei'll be in the pub
ReplyDeletewe are having family and friends round to celebrate
ReplyDeleteI work weekends so will be working through the celebrations
ReplyDeletefamily barbecue
ReplyDeleteNot sure yet but there are local events on so may go to one of those.
ReplyDeleteI will be going to a party at our local village hall.
ReplyDeleteI will be celebrating with family :)
ReplyDeletewe are having family and friends round to celebrate
ReplyDeleteWe are having friends and family over, and whether its rain or shine we will have lots of food, lots of booze and lots of fun. We will make it themed and everybody will dress up.
ReplyDeleteEating cake and drinking tea!
ReplyDeleteMy kids school is doing a "playground" party for them so I am helping out with that! :-)
ReplyDeletefeast and celebration with family x
ReplyDeleteGreat prize would love to win and celebrate with the family.
ReplyDeletewe are having a street party x
ReplyDeleteNo street party I know of so will be spending it at home with the family.
ReplyDeleteim hoping to be spending it with friends, having a little get together :)
ReplyDeleteI will be at work and we are having a party for the patients. I work with people with dementia
ReplyDeleteWe are having a Afternoon Tea themed street party!
ReplyDeleteI will be having a BBQ for my family and friends
ReplyDeleteFAMILY DAY PARTY FOR US
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ReplyDeleteTaking Riley to a Jubilee picnic hosted by our local surestart centre xx
ReplyDeletebbq on the coast
ReplyDeleteStreet party
ReplyDeleteWe are moving house so will have a family picnic in our new garden x
ReplyDeleteim off to london to visit the queen - well to sit outside buck house and watch the parade.
ReplyDeleteA bbq if the weather holds up.
ReplyDeleteWe're having a family party on the Bank Holiday Tuesday, combining a buffet of British dishes (e.g mini toad in the holes, strawberries and cream, of course coronation chicken!) and watching the TV coverage of the parade route, service at St Paul's and the flyover at Buckingham Palace. And patriotically waving our mini Union Jacks throughout :0)
ReplyDeleteThe plan is to have a little gathering of close family and friends with Brit foods and copious amounts of wine, weather permitting.
ReplyDeleteA BBQ hopefully
ReplyDeleteJubilee lunch and eating far too much
ReplyDeleteHuge party whatever the weather!
ReplyDeleteOoh lovely prizes!
ReplyDeleteEither party in street or at local cillage
ReplyDeletehopefully joining in on the street party
ReplyDeleteTaking the kids to a street party.
ReplyDeleteGatecrashing a street party!
ReplyDeleteOur village has a community picnic in the park, then I expect we'll have a BBQ at ours with friends!
ReplyDeleteWe will be just having major family time, food, drink, crafts, and hopefully being outdoors!
ReplyDeleteStreet party!
ReplyDeleteWe're going up to the Family Fun Day in Hyde Park - we're taking a picnic and I'm hoping to get lots of good photos of people being patriotic, and having fun. I just hope the rain stays away on the day!
ReplyDeleteWe have some good friends who are out and about all weekend with their little marching band raising money for charity at several events, so I think we shall go and show our support and join in the fun. It has to include sunshine (??), bunting and endless cups of tea!
ReplyDeletespending quality time with my family
ReplyDeleteA small get together
ReplyDeleteA small family party.
ReplyDeleteWe are going to the Victorian town at Ironbridge where they are having a jubilee party.. for Queen Victoria!
ReplyDeletethe estate where I live is having a street party, with food, and kids entertainment in the day, then burgers and hotdogs in the evening with singing and dancing and a few drinks for the adults x
ReplyDeleteHaving a 1952 themed street/friends party, weather permitting!
ReplyDeleteSnacks, drink in, family round, TV on and enjoy the spectacle. Hope it is as good as the last Royal Wedding. Hope Philip Schofield is hosting somewhere, he was so funny last time.
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ReplyDeleteI will be visiting with my neighbour and her children for dinner and a get together. Her two older boys will be going to London with her parents for the Jubilee so she wanted to do something together before they go. We decided to suprise her and her daughter by taking them to Camelot with us.
ReplyDeleteNot sure if we're having a party at home or a street party :)
ReplyDeleteBBQ in garden with a few drinks to toast the Queen. Watching festivities on the TV.
ReplyDeleteMaking sure my step daughter has a fab time with us!
ReplyDeletea freinds street party
ReplyDeleteMeeting up with old school friends. It only happens about once a year so am really looking forward to it! xoxo
ReplyDeleteI'm having a family party
ReplyDeleteChilling out on my local common with a picnic, Pimms, family and friends :) xo
ReplyDeleteWalking the beat at al the celebrations
ReplyDeleteWeather permitting we will be having a family bbq
ReplyDeleteI am going to my mother-in-laws for a family party :)
ReplyDeletewe are having the whole family together ! 4 generations !!!
ReplyDeleteI'm having a picnic in the local park :)
ReplyDeleteThe whole family are coming round to a BBQ - it will be hectic and noisy and lots of fun. Games, food and laughter a wonderful way to spend the afternoon, lift spirits and celebrate.
ReplyDeleteWe went to a jubilee party on saturday in our local area, my girls won the fancy dress competition! we will be having a BBQ with family this weekend
ReplyDeleteWe're going to a big street party in Lutterworth with most of our family. :-)
ReplyDeleteWe Will be having a BBQ with friends and family
ReplyDeleteHaving a party
ReplyDeleteWe are having a street party!
ReplyDeletewe are having a family bbq. hope the weather will be nice!
ReplyDeleteI'm off to London to see the queen....
ReplyDeleteTravelling down Saturday, going to the theatre Saturday night,then Sunday will be spent in Hyde Park at the Jubilee Family Festival, then hopefully off to the Thames to see the boats, then theatre again Sunday night then home (exhausted but happy) on Monday ;-) can't wait!!!
Then when I get home we're having our own Jubilee party for friends and family. I really will be shattered!
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ReplyDeletea street party :)
ReplyDeleteOur save the library group are having a village green party
ReplyDeleteHaving a BBQ with the family
ReplyDeleteHaving a children only tea party. ( I know i'm brave ) We cant afford to do individual birthday parties this year so are having one joint big jubilee party
ReplyDeleteI will be spending time with my family and friends have lots of fun as well :) xx
ReplyDeleteStreet Party with friends
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