Christmas Gift Ideas

Christmas gift ideas: funny cards, candles and stocking fillers

Christmas shopping goes wrong in the same way every year: you buy something safe in December, they open it, and it lives in a drawer by February. This page is the shortcut. Everything here is designed in house and posted from the UK, and every single item is chosen because it gets a laugh on the day and still earns its place on a shelf in March.

You'll find funny Christmas cards for the family group chat, hand-poured candles for the person who says they don't want anything, pin badges and coasters that work as stocking fillers, and prints for anyone who's just moved in. Order early and you can post straight to the recipient with your message written inside, which saves a trip to the post office in the last week of December.

Funny Christmas card messages

  • Merry Christmas. This card cost more than your present, so manage your expectations. Shop this card
  • Wishing you a Christmas as chaotic as the family group chat. Shop this card
  • Happy Christmas. May your gravy be lump free and your relatives leave early. Shop this card
  • Another year survived. Have a drink, you've earned it. Shop this card
  • Merry Christmas from the person who left this until the 23rd. Shop this card

Heartfelt Christmas messages

  • Merry Christmas. Thank you for everything you've done this year, quietly and without being asked. Shop this card
  • Wishing you a proper rest and a Christmas that feels easy for once. Shop this card
  • Happy Christmas to the people who make the whole year better. Shop this card

Short messages for a Christmas card

Funny Christmas cards

Printed in the UK on quality card and sent with a kraft envelope.

Christmas gifts and stocking fillers

Candles, badges and coasters that work as stocking fillers or a full present.

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Frequently asked questions

What are good Christmas gifts for someone who has everything?

Something consumable with a joke on it. A hand-poured candle burns for hours and doesn't add clutter, and the label does the work a card usually would.

When should I order Christmas cards to arrive in time?

Order by mid-December to be comfortable. Everything is printed and posted from the UK, so dispatch is quick, but the last posting dates in the final week are tight.