Some thank-yous need more than a text.
More than a supermarket bottle of wine — a box chosen for them, with the thing you actually wanted to say written on the card.
What people actually write.
Six thank-yous people sent with the food, in their own words. Nobody agonised over these — that's rather the point.
“Thank you for taking such good care of me whilst Mum has abandoned me. I'm having such a good time at film school with my new friends and I'm such a lucky dog, I can't thank you enough xx”
Funny“Thank you so much for having us wee rascals to stay! The invoice for our gardening services must have got lost in the post but hopefully this doesn't 😉 Already counting down the days until next year's reunion! from all five of us”
Warm“A bit delayed, but we wanted to say a massive thank you for helping us in our garden the other week. Looking forward to watching it grow and develop - you are such lovely friends. Hope you enjoy these treats! Big hugs and love from all four of us xxx”
Warm“Just wanted to send you something to enjoy with the girls to say thank you for all your support! You're a legend and a gent! Thanks from us both x”
Casual“Thank you all so much for all that you are doing for Mum/Nan. Love from The Family Overseas”
Heartfelt“Just a little something to say a big thank you”
UnderstatedEvery word real, taken from an order. Signatures removed and nothing kept that could point at a person — so these are the words, not the people.
How a good thank you hamper comes together
Two or three good cheeses
A proper board starts here — the Black Bomber, a soft one, something blue.
Something for the board
Crackers, a chutney, a few olives — the bits that tie it together.
Say it properly
“Thanks” by text is easy. On a card, in with the food, it lands.
Or start from one of ours.
See every hamper →Composed already — or build your own from the whole larder.
The day
Choose the date it lands — most people do. Order before 1pm and a named weekday can be tomorrow.
Several at once
Thanking a whole team? One list, one invoice — corporate gifting does the arithmetic.
The people
If anything arrives wrong, we put it right. Prefer to talk? 01273 102712.
Sending from abroad? From wherever you are to their door in Britain.
Who do you owe a proper thank-you?
Sixty seconds to start. We’ll do the rest properly.
Compose a thank you hamper