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Father's Day Gift Baskets

Well Folks, that next occasion to celebrate is just around the corner - Father's Day falls on Sunday 19th June this year. Have you thought about what present you might get your long suffering dad? At BasketsGalore we have created a range of manly gift baskets, perfect for a Father's Day present.

This range of gift baskets contain yummy gourmet treats that dads everywhere will love, from delicious creamy cheeses to Sicilian koppa ham, chilli nuts and stuffed peppers & olives. They say the way to a mans heart is through his stomach after all! You can also create your own basket of goodies if you prefer.

We can deliver all over the UK & Ireland on a next day or 2 day basis, so there is still plenty of time to place your order. Simply choose to have the gift delivered on Thursday 16th or Friday 17th June, or there is a special Saturday delivery service for an extra charge to UK addresses.

We are also offering one lucky facebook fan the chance to win one of these Father's Day gift baskets. Simply like us on Facebook & tag yourself in one of the Father's Day gift basket images. Everyone tagged will then be entered into the draw. 20 finalists will be selected at random & these 20 will then compete for the gift basket. We are currently coming up with a fun game for staff members to play on your behalf, that will narrow the finalists down to 3 & then down to the eventual winner! Check back next week to see the video of what we got up to & who won.

The BGie Team

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