View Full Version : Christmas Bargains/Offers/Sales 2015
It's not too early, theres already stores getting some pressies/stocking fillers in.
Nivea For Men 3 Piece Gift Set - Argos - £5.99 - Here (http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/2813192.htm?storeId=10151&referredURL=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.argos.co.uk%2Fstatic% 2FProduct%2FpartNumber%2F2813192.htm%3F&cjsurferid=877002934882662595%3AUeuPhAvXB3SB&referrer=COJUN&_%24ja=tsid%3A11674%7Cprd%3A1546795&cmpid=COJUN&catalogId=10001)
Also Body Care if you have one near you has a lot of gift sets in.
Thorntons 5 for £20 offer - Here (http://www.thorntons.co.uk/thumbnail/2397.uts)
Enter code 5FOR20 at the checkout
..I was wondering when you would make this..:love:..
..I was wondering when you would make this..:love:..
:joker: I love a bargain Ammi, especially at xmas
3 for 2 at Boots - Here (http://www.boots.com/en/Christmas/3-for-2-Mix-Match/)
Campus Gifts have some good deals on Yankee Candles - Here (http://www.campusgifts.co.uk/gifts-by-brand/yankee-candle/special-offers)
They are selling 10 votives for £10 atm.
Last year I bought 12 votives from ebay and also bought 2 little Christmas boxes and wax burners (these were only £1 from b&m) and then made up 2 little yankee hampers, wrapped in cellowrap with a bow and they turned out lovely.
Glenn.
29-09-2015, 07:29 AM
Campus Gifts have some good deals on Yankee Candles - Here (http://www.campusgifts.co.uk/gifts-by-brand/yankee-candle/special-offers)
They are selling 10 votives for £10 atm.
Last year I bought 12 votives from ebay and also bought 2 little Christmas boxes and wax burners (these were only £1 from b&m) and then made up 2 little yankee hampers, wrapped in cellowrap with a bow and they turned out lovely.
That's quite handy. I'm doing little hampers this year.
AnnieK
29-09-2015, 08:42 AM
Campus Gifts have some good deals on Yankee Candles - Here (http://www.campusgifts.co.uk/gifts-by-brand/yankee-candle/special-offers)
They are selling 10 votives for £10 atm.
Last year I bought 12 votives from ebay and also bought 2 little Christmas boxes and wax burners (these were only £1 from b&m) and then made up 2 little yankee hampers, wrapped in cellowrap with a bow and they turned out lovely.
Aw...that's sound lovely. I did hampers last year for a few family members but may steal this idea. Thanks josy
Iceman
29-09-2015, 09:18 AM
I have my nephews stuff bought. Just need to get my two sisters and my niece stuff now.
Mitchell
29-09-2015, 09:32 AM
I have quite a bit already, about a third of the way there...
Jason.
29-09-2015, 09:37 AM
welp I don't start my Christmas shopping till like mid-November :worry:
Do I leave it too late?
Mitchell
29-09-2015, 10:31 AM
welp I don't start my Christmas shopping till like mid-November :worry:
Do I leave it too late?
I didn't start until mid December last year, so I just wanna be prepared, I also have a lot on in December so I'm getting stuff now whilst I have spare money.
Drew.
29-09-2015, 10:55 AM
The yearly raid on the Body Shops bargains is almost upon us
Crimson Dynamo
29-09-2015, 11:04 AM
or you could wait till december when christmas is and so it then
:facepalm:
Glenn.
29-09-2015, 11:12 AM
I started buying presents like 2 weeks ago
That's quite handy. I'm doing little hampers this year.
I enjoy doing hampers tbh it's a nice change from standard store bought gifts IMO plus it sometimes works out both cheaper and nicer looking.
Aw...that's sound lovely. I did hampers last year for a few family members but may steal this idea. Thanks josy
It's really easy too Annie and if you buy a yankee candle hamper from a store it's quite expensive when you can do it yourself for a lot less money and have whatever you like in it.
This is some hampers i've done in the past
Pamper Hamper (for my mother in law, sisters and sister in laws) - PJ's, Slippers, Bath Bombs/Shower Gels, Manicure set, Scented Candles, small box of chocs and a bottle of wine.
Car Care Hamper (for my father in law and OH) - Bucket from the pound shop, sponges, chamois, car air fresheners, then bottles of car cleaner, dashboard wipes, wheel cleaner, wax etc
Scottish Hamper (for OH's gran and my next door neighbour) Scottish teabags, shortbread, tunnocks teacakes, miniature whisky, Scottish fudge and tablet.
And then the yankee hampers I posted about above and also 'hug in a mug' which is just a Christmas mug, couple sachets of hot chocolate, mini whisk, marshmallows and some chocolates.
or you could wait till december when christmas is and so it then
:facepalm:
Why do that and pay more money when you can grab some odds and ends in early on offer or at sale prices?
Plus we always have this thread and I enjoy updating it.
Mitchell
29-09-2015, 12:10 PM
Why do that and pay more money when you can grab some odds and ends in early on offer or at sale prices?
Plus we always have this thread and I enjoy updating it.
I always enjoy this thread :love:
Jason.
29-09-2015, 12:23 PM
I enjoy doing hampers tbh it's a nice change from standard store bought gifts IMO plus it sometimes works out both cheaper and nicer looking.
It's really easy too Annie and if you buy a yankee candle hamper from a store it's quite expensive when you can do it yourself for a lot less money and have whatever you like in it.
This is some hampers i've done in the past
Pamper Hamper (for my mother in law, sisters and sister in laws) - PJ's, Slippers, Bath Bombs/Shower Gels, Manicure set, Scented Candles, small box of chocs and a bottle of wine.
Car Care Hamper (for my father in law and OH) - Bucket from the pound shop, sponges, chamois, car air fresheners, then bottles of car cleaner, dashboard wipes, wheel cleaner, wax etc
Scottish Hamper (for OH's gran and my next door neighbour) Scottish teabags, shortbread, tunnocks teacakes, miniature whisky, Scottish fudge and tablet.
And then the yankee hampers I posted about above and also 'hug in a mug' which is just a Christmas mug, couple sachets of hot chocolate, mini whisk, marshmallows and some chocolates.
Those sound brilliant Josy :clap2:
I might make a few myself this year. I'm thinking the pamper one for my sisters. The Scottish one sounds amazing and I'm not even Scottish :laugh:
Jack.
29-09-2015, 12:26 PM
I enjoy doing hampers tbh it's a nice change from standard store bought gifts IMO plus it sometimes works out both cheaper and nicer looking.
It's really easy too Annie and if you buy a yankee candle hamper from a store it's quite expensive when you can do it yourself for a lot less money and have whatever you like in it.
This is some hampers i've done in the past
Pamper Hamper (for my mother in law, sisters and sister in laws) - PJ's, Slippers, Bath Bombs/Shower Gels, Manicure set, Scented Candles, small box of chocs and a bottle of wine.
Car Care Hamper (for my father in law and OH) - Bucket from the pound shop, sponges, chamois, car air fresheners, then bottles of car cleaner, dashboard wipes, wheel cleaner, wax etc
Scottish Hamper (for OH's gran and my next door neighbour) Scottish teabags, shortbread, tunnocks teacakes, miniature whisky, Scottish fudge and tablet.
And then the yankee hampers I posted about above and also 'hug in a mug' which is just a Christmas mug, couple sachets of hot chocolate, mini whisk, marshmallows and some chocolates.
I think I'm gunna do hampers this year you've given me some great ideas :laugh:
Dollface
29-09-2015, 12:31 PM
This is such a great idea for a thread :love: Thanks Josy, your hamper ideas are fab!
Crimson Dynamo
29-09-2015, 01:31 PM
Why do that and pay more money when you can grab some odds and ends in early on offer or at sale prices?
Plus we always have this thread and I enjoy updating it.
i think i say the same thing every year too:hehe:
so :facepalm: to me too
..I don't have your skill and knack at finding stuff but there is a page of John Lewis offers and things like crackers for £2.50, which are half price..(probably from last year..)...
http://www.johnlewis.com/browse/special-offers/christmas-offers/_/N-2tzm
..one thing that is good for young children are jar/hampers, which you can use old ones you have or buy them for around £1 and fill them with lots of small things...hair accessories etc for girls and small cars and models etc for boys..with sweets, marbles and just anything small and they're really nice gifts with bow around the top etc and all sparkled up...and for older people..grandmas, aunts and just generally older neighbours etc...jars of homemade things like chutney, which hardly cost anything, it's just the making of and muffins...there are some really nice muffin cases and boxes on Ebay and just great gifts to make.../again hardly any money at all...
EMPORIO ARMANI Diamonds 50ml - £29.99 (was £52) - Here (http://www.boots.com/en/EMPORIO-ARMANI-Diamonds-Eau-de-Parfum-50ml_49419/?affwin&awc=2041_1443683824_7887afef39666c7bebeb6cc0377fb7 91&cm_mmc_o=-uubkbzfwlCjCKww5kbELCjCvi%20i9%20niioCjCC)
kirklancaster
01-10-2015, 07:30 AM
This is a really useful thread. One question Josy; Do you actually give actual wicker type hampers with the goodies packed in them? Or is it just a term you use?
I think the image of the gifts you describe actually packed in a hamper is so very 'Christmasy'.
Jake.
01-10-2015, 10:27 AM
I'll be hitting Boots for the 3 for 2 at some point
Jake.
01-10-2015, 10:28 AM
Corona Extra 12 x 330ml Buy 2 for £12 at Morrisons - Here (https://groceries.morrisons.com/webshop/promotion/buy-2-for-12/1001351253?showImages=yes) (Only til 3rd October)
Actually forget the family, I need this
This is a really useful thread. One question Josy; Do you actually give actual wicker type hampers with the goodies packed in them? Or is it just a term you use?
I think the image of the gifts you describe actually packed in a hamper is so very 'Christmasy'.
Yes, or sometimes I use different boxes depending on what type of hamper, the car care hamper I use a bucket, that way it can be used to hold everything plus be used as part of the gift for washing the car etc. A tea hamper I use a small tea tray and so on
Cherie
01-10-2015, 12:16 PM
Are we to have shambolic Black Friday again this year :worry:
BigSister
02-10-2015, 01:54 PM
Love this thread for the offers. I have some presents already but always up for a bargain
Terry's All Gold Milk or Dark Chocolates 2 for £3.00 in store at Morrisons or here (https://groceries.morrisons.com/webshop/getSearchProducts.do?clearTabs=yes&isFreshSearch=true&chosenSuggestionPosition=&entry=Terry%27s%20All%20Gold&dnr=y)
Ends the 27th December
3 for 2 On Christmas items (gifts, wrapping paper etc) at Marks & Spencer (http://www.marksandspencer.com/l/offers/christmas-3-for-2?intid=XMAS_DLP_lego_1_img&source=affwindow&extid=af_a_Communities_47868_HotUKDeals&comgp=47868&awc=1402_1444204323_c61a444b18c3b75c55beff6e1e7c98 67)
Some nice toiletries starting from £1 btw you could buy a few and make up an m&s gift basket...
Marsh.
07-10-2015, 08:00 AM
That's quite handy. I'm doing little hampers this year.
https://media0.giphy.com/media/bM7LiFoV6hy12/200_s.gif
Marsh this isn't c&g so **** off :hee:
kirklancaster
07-10-2015, 08:21 AM
Yes, or sometimes I use different boxes depending on what type of hamper, the car care hamper I use a bucket, that way it can be used to hold everything plus be used as part of the gift for washing the car etc. A tea hamper I use a small tea tray and so on
I have nicked your great idea for motoring gifts etc, and just ordered some small baskets from Hobbycraft for the more orthodox gifts. Thank you.
Smithy
07-10-2015, 10:22 AM
Boots are having star gifts which are better than half price every week and on top of that fragrance and EB offers of the week which are usually 40-50% off :hee:
This week is was a smashbox contouring kit half price, givency him & hers half price, a Phillips toothbrush down from £2xx to £97 and an Ego trip travel pack, which has mini straighteners, hair driers and curlers
Cherie
07-10-2015, 10:43 AM
Marsh this isn't c&g so **** off :hee:
:hehe:
Marsh this isn't c&g so **** off :hee:
...:laugh:..
..we wouldn't love him if he wasn't always so inappropriate in every section ..and he really does get some ground covered in his online times....
Vanessa
07-10-2015, 11:11 AM
I'll just give my nephews money and they can buy what they want. :laugh: But I will get gifts for my sister and 5 year old nephew.
Mitchell
07-10-2015, 02:51 PM
If anyone has a friend or relative thats a TV buff, the I'm A Celeb book that was released last year is in Poundland now, got one for a friend for Christmas! :)
(Am I the only one who has a Christmas bag and shoves anything in there and it will go to someone eventually)
Marsh.
07-10-2015, 10:41 PM
Marsh this isn't c&g so **** off :hee:
:omgno:
Marsh.
07-10-2015, 10:42 PM
..we wouldn't love him if he wasn't always so inappropriate in every section ..and he really does get some ground covered in his online times....
:joker:
Campus Gifts have some good deals on Yankee Candles - Here (http://www.campusgifts.co.uk/gifts-by-brand/yankee-candle/special-offers)
They are selling 10 votives for £10 atm.
Last year I bought 12 votives from ebay and also bought 2 little Christmas boxes and wax burners (these were only £1 from b&m) and then made up 2 little yankee hampers, wrapped in cellowrap with a bow and they turned out lovely.
I need wax melts for my melter, thanks josy
Smithy
08-10-2015, 06:03 AM
have y'all seen the Yankee Candle advent calendar? its so cool i think imma get one
Cherie
08-10-2015, 06:06 AM
If anyone has a friend or relative thats a TV buff, the I'm A Celeb book that was released last year is in Poundland now, got one for a friend for Christmas! :)
(Am I the only one who has a Christmas bag and shoves anything in there and it will go to someone eventually)
I do pick up bits and pieces through the year (some stuff in the January sales :omgno:)
..is this it Smithy..?../what is it, a little candle in every door..?..
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-vZxKGU-CM38/UnkH-3hl0VI/AAAAAAAAKFA/UZkOtcZfERs/s1600/Advent+Calendar+at+Yankee+Candle+(2).png
Smithy
08-10-2015, 06:20 AM
Yeah, it's not that exact one, but theres 24 tea lights and then one votive candle for xmas eve
Mitchell
08-10-2015, 08:19 AM
I do pick up bits and pieces through the year (some stuff in the January sales :omgno:)
:omgno:
arista
08-10-2015, 09:11 AM
Are we to have shambolic Black Friday again this year :worry:
Yes Big 1080P LCD's with FreeviewHD
Fight Time
Livia
08-10-2015, 09:26 AM
have y'all seen the Yankee Candle advent calendar? its so cool i think imma get one
..is this it Smithy..?../what is it, a little candle in every door..?..
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-vZxKGU-CM38/UnkH-3hl0VI/AAAAAAAAKFA/UZkOtcZfERs/s1600/Advent+Calendar+at+Yankee+Candle+(2).png
That's lovely. I'm going to get one.
This is a religious time of the year, stop disrespecting the religion by turning it to a marketing frenzy.
Christmas is not about presents and greed it's about the birth of Jesus Christ and singing carols.
Don't be... Sorry I don't know the word for it, the equivelent of Anti-Semetic or Islamophobic, is there a label for anti Christianity? I think it might be called Atheism because they seem to only attack Christianity.
Disney Store - 20% off £50 spend code = treat20
Doesn't work on already discounted products though.
Locke.
20-10-2015, 05:11 PM
Find me the best deal on the August Alsina album please Josy
Smithy
20-10-2015, 05:15 PM
Just for anyone who might be buying from H&M for the first time if you sign up to the newsletter you get a 25% off an item (it comes off the most expensive in a shop) code
Vanessa
20-10-2015, 06:42 PM
That's lovely. I'm going to get one.
I love this! :lovedup:
Dollface
20-10-2015, 06:49 PM
Disney Store - 20% off £50 spend code = treat20
Doesn't work on already discounted products though.
omg thank you for this :flutter:
Sainsbury's toy sale starts today for 1 week
They are also doing 2 for 20
Sport Direct (Online) are having some really good flash sales atm
Last night I got a converse tracksuit for my baby nephew reduced from £25 to £6 and today I got a firetrap t shirt down from £25 to £5 and a pair of Nikes reduced from £60 to £19
Worth checking out for some gifts or even for yourself, the flash sales are changing every day and some every few days.
Vanessa
21-10-2015, 09:55 PM
Sport Direct (Online) are having some really good flash sales atm
Last night I got a converse tracksuit for my baby nephew reduced from £25 to £6 and today I got a firetrap t shirt down from £25 to £5 and a pair of Nikes reduced from £60 to £19
Worth checking out for some gifts or even for yourself, the flash sales are changing every day and some every few days.
:amazed:
Shaun
26-10-2015, 02:03 PM
Let me know when more of those gift sets you posted about being half price on tesco resurface Josiah. Or on any other site obvs.
Let me know when more of those gift sets you posted about being half price on tesco resurface Josiah. Or on any other site obvs.
Will do. I'm keeping my eye out for that myself too.
(For Jake) Sports Direct are having more flash sales, especially ones for shirts starting at £3.75, including firetrap, soulcal, kickers and Versace
http://www.sportsdirect.com/flash-sale-nine#dcp=1&dppp=100&OrderBy=rank
Shaun
30-10-2015, 08:16 AM
There's a whole bunch of gift sets reduced to half price at asda now - dove, nivea, gilette, radox, lynx, impulse etc etc - and some are 2 for £8 too. Some as cheap as £3 though. *stocks up on about 10*
Thanks Shaun, definitely getting some
Tesco Half Price Gift Set Sale starts tomorrow (2nd November)
Argos - 3 for 2 on all toys is on now - here (http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Browse/25051/33006252/c_1/1%7ccategory_root%7cToys%7c33006252.htm?tag=ar:hom e:banner:0:toys&cmpid=GG05X&_$ja=tsid:13538%257Ccid:141914188%257Cagid:7157031 268%257Ctid:kwd-28207995028%257Ccrid:74468441188%257Cnw:g%257Crnd: 18250485293548194888%257Cdvc:t%257Cadp:1t1&gclid=CPOtw4WegMkCFdQaGwodCbcKSQ)
They are also doing, 2 for £10, 2 for £15 etc (I think these sales end Tuesday)
Smithy
20-11-2015, 05:08 PM
Jack Wills His and Hers rucksacks half price at boots atm, angel and alien perfume both 40% (i think) off
plus when you buy any JW product you get a 10% off voucher to spend in the online clothing store
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