Morse Toad has launched something New.It's called the Chocolate Memory Box.
Customers can now share a favourite memory printed on top of the gift box. inside. a message lovingly handmade from high quality Belgian chocolate. After the chocolate have been enjoyed, the box can be framed and hung on the wall. Better still, there is no need to throw the gift box away as it's now part of the gift. The result is a significant reduction in waste.
Whether you're recovering from surgery or welcoming a new baby. time in hospital is always challanging. Cramped quarters and limited visiting hours can make a person feel isolated and yearn for home. Should a friend or relative be in hospital recovering be in hospital recovering from surgery or in hospital unwell you might want to show concern with a get-well gift.
Going to the hospital isn’t always a negative experience. For new mums and dads, visiting the hospital can be one of the most memorable times of their life’s. But what hospital gift should you bring to someone who’s just given birth to a new bundle of joy?
The most common gift is flowers or a plant, but hospital rooms are small and can become crowded. Frequently there is little table space that isn’t needed by the medical staff.
What would be a considerate gift for the person laid up in the hospital?
Some appreciation can go a long way to keeping the world aiming in the right direction. Sometimes it's sufficient to look someone in the eye and say thank you. But other times, when someone has gone out of their way to make your life better/easier/happier for no reason except that they’re excellent, thoughtful and kind people, then why not go one step further and say thank you in chocolate?
Did you know, most popular message on a Monday is ‘Sorry’. Whatever do we get up to at the weekend? Clearly that is when most mistakes are made.
Some people shoulder a lot of responsibility in your lives like taking charge of our children. You are putting your trust in them to do a good job. Consequently, if they do a great job, it’s so important to show that you value them and the effort they put in. Whilst it's fine to be paid to do a job, it’s those little gestures of appreciation that can make a job worthwhile. Many of our customers buy small ‘thank you’ boxes so they can hand them out to many teachers without breaking the bank. Alternatively, if the gift is from the little ones, customers include a photo of their adorable little faces.
We all suffer the odd rough patch in life. During those times, it’s often our friends and family that keep us propped up. We know from experience that a gesture to show you’re thinking of them can do wonders for a person’s state of mind.
One of our favourite every chocolate messages was someone writing to their neighbour with a request: ‘Please Clean Up After Your Dog’. Better yet, they had managed to capture photographic evidence of the dog in question which they included with the box. Neighbourly relations are notoriously difficult. Tact is crucial. A better, more friendly way of working with your neighbours I do not know. Can you think of something you want to ask someone that
Some appreciation can go a long way to keeping the world aiming in the right direction. Sometimes it's sufficient to look someone in the eye and say thank you. But other times, when someone has gone out of their way to make your life better/easier/happier for no reason except that they’re excellent, thoughtful and kind people, then why not go one step further and say thank you in chocolate.
Ok so divorce isn’t a typical gift moment. But frankly, it can be so brutal. Once it is in motion, both parties suffer immensely. Putting allegiances aside, people still need support during tough times. Often customers send gifts when it is all concluded to celebrate the dawn of a new chapter.
Sometimes we all have something to say that’s important. Whether it’s a Birthday, Christmas, Thank You or an Engagement, sometimes a card. Chocolate can be melted and remoulded into anything you want, even a chocolate message. These days, you can send a message in seconds on your phone. With so many digital messages sent each day, getting your message to stand out can be a challenge.
One of our favourite every chocolate messages was someone writing to their neighbour with a request: ‘Please Clean Up After Your Dog’. Better yet, they had managed to capture photographic evidence of the dog in question which they included with the box. Neighbours relations are notoriously difficult. Tact is crucial. A better, more friendly way of working with your neighbours I do not know. Can you think of something you want to ask someone that
Some appreciation can go a long way to keeping the world aiming in the right direction. Sometimes it's sufficient to look someone in the eye and say thank you. But other times, when someone has gone out of their way to make your life better/easier/happier for no reason except that they’re excellent, thoughtful and kind people, then why not go one step further and say thank you in chocolate.
