Occasions
Whatever this week has been, there's a box for it. Pick the moment, write the card, and it's on their doormat tomorrow.
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Older, wiser, and still owed a brownie.
— you, under the lid
For the day itself
Candles are optional; a box on the doormat isn't. Six or twelve squares in a Happy Birthday sleeve, your words on the card, and nothing anywhere about the price.
You didn't have to. You did anyway.
— you, under the lidFor the people who showed up
Some thank-yous need more than a text. Pick the box, write the card, and it lands tomorrow, tracked, looking like you tried.
Rest up. We'll bring the tea.
— you, under the lidWhen someone's poorly
A parcel is a reason to get out of bed. Nothing to arrange, nothing to water, nothing that needs them to be on form; just a box that says they were thought of on an ordinary Tuesday.
Told you so. Well done.
— you, under the lidFor the good news
New job, exams passed, keys in the door. Good news deserves something that arrives while it's still news, so the box goes out the day you order and lands the next.
No need to reply. Just eat these.
— you, under the lidWhen there aren't the words
Sometimes the kindest thing is something small and warm that asks nothing back. No balloons, no big speech; a box with a quiet card and a knock at the door.
You've got this. And if not, there's brownies.
— you, under the lidBefore the big day
Exams, interviews, first days. A box the night before beats a text on the morning, and there's a square left over for afterwards, whatever happens.
Through the year
Boxes that only exist for a few weeks. Order early; they sell through.
Nationwide, next day
Baked in the West Midlands, posted on tracked next-day delivery, opened on doormats from Penzance to Inverness. Order before noon and it's tomorrow.
Tell us the numbers and we'll do the rest.
Bulk pricing, invoicing and dates spread across the year are all fine.
