A hamper for grandparents from MakeHampers is a gift for the people who are impossible to buy for. Afternoon tea, a cheeseboard, a bottle of wine, or the retro sweets they grew up on. Chosen for what they actually enjoy, packed by hand.
Free UK delivery, no minimum order. For a birthday, Christmas, or a thank you for all the babysitting. Send it to gran and grandad with a note.
A hamper for grandparents is a gift box for the older generation, built around the things they still love. Tea and cake, cheese and chutney, a glass of wine or port. The kind of gift that suits people who insist they want nothing.
A gift for grandparents here tends to hold:
Stick with the familiar. Tea and cheese suit most, with a nip of port for a grandad who likes a nightcap.
Grandparents are the hardest to buy for, because they will tell you not to bother. A cheeseboard or an afternoon tea box calls that bluff. It is not another ornament for a full shelf, just something nice to eat and drink while the kettle is on.
For a milestone birthday, the age pages break it down by year. A 70th birthday hamper or an 80th birthday hamper have the picks for the big ones. This page is for a gift any time, a Sunday visit or a thank you for the school runs.
Go by what they reach for. For a tea drinker, the afternoon tea hampers keep it to a proper brew and cake. A cheese lover wants the cheese hampers, a wine drinker the wine hampers. And for a sweet tooth with a long memory, the sweet hampers bring back the old favourites.
Delivery is free the country over. Order by 1pm for dispatch that working day. Set the day it arrives at the basket. The tea and chocolate boxes drop through the letterbox, so no one has to wait in for them. The delivery and returns page lists it all.
Something familiar and generous. Afternoon tea, a cheeseboard, or a bottle of wine tend to be spot on. A chocolate or retro sweets box is the easy back-up. Keep it to what they already enjoy.
Something they eat and drink, so it does not sit on a shelf. An afternoon tea box or a cheeseboard feels like a treat, not clutter. The kind of thing they would never buy themselves.
Most grandads are happy with a cheeseboard, a port, or a few bottles of wine. A beer drinker takes the craft-can bucket. The port suits a quiet nightcap man.
Afternoon tea or a chocolate box is usually just right. A small wine or prosecco if she likes a glass. Familiar, generous and easy to enjoy is the aim.
Yes. Add their address and a note at the basket, and it goes to the door. The lighter tea and chocolate boxes fit through the letterbox, so they do not have to get up to answer it.