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Easter Deliveries

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Well all your Easter orders are now winging their way to their lucky recipients! Due to arrive in time for the Easter Holidays & to be enjoyed in the sunshine!

However, if you forgot to get your order in on time, there is still a chance if the delivery address is in Ireland! Couriers in Ireland still operate on Good Friday, but are closed on Easter Monday & Tuesday.

When you order you will see the calendar tells you Tuesday is your next available delivery day, which is true if the delivery address is in England, Wales or Scotland.

If your order is going to Ireland we can still dispatch these on Thursday for delivery on Friday 22nd (if order placed before 3pm on Thursday 21st) Just place the order & pick the "next available day" shipping option. We will know to send the gift ASAP if you have included an Easter message. Or feel free to reply to your order receipt email to confirm you would like a Friday delivery if possible! Remember this is for addresses in Ireland & Northen Ireland only.

Easter Holiday Delivery Schedule:

Addresses in Ireland/ N Ireland:
Orders placed on Wednesday Night & Thursday 21st (up til 3pm) - Delivery Friday 22nd
Orders placed Thursday (21st) Night & Friday (22nd) Morning - Delivery Wednesday 27th

Addresses in GB: (GB Couriers are closed Fri 22nd & Mon 25th, but re-open Tues 26th)
Orders placed on Wed Night, Thursday 21st or Friday 22nd (up til 3pm) - Delivery Tuesday 26th April
Orders placed between Friday Night & Tuesday 26th (up until 2pm) - Delivery Wednesday 27th

If this is all too confusing, drop us an email to check!

Happy Easter!

The BGie Team
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