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Christmas in London

Get your Christmas shopping done in a day.

One list, one day, and Honey, who has planned the route before you arrive. Less time on your feet in December, and a second opinion on the presents you are unsure of.

Regent Street's Christmas angels lit above shoppers and a red London bus

How a Christmas day works.

  1. Send the listWho you are buying for, and roughly what you want to spend on each. Names and budgets are enough to start.
  2. The route is plannedHoney works out which shops, and in what order, so the day goes on buying rather than walking between them.
  3. One day, doneThrough the list with someone beside you. The presents you pay for yourself, at the till, as you go.
A shopper carrying bags along Regent Street under the Christmas lights

Pick the length of your day.

Three hours suits a short list in one district. A full day covers two or three, with a proper lunch stop in the middle.

Or give someone the day itself.

A voucher for three hours or a full day, sent on the morning you choose. It lasts twelve months, so they can use it in the January sales or save it for spring.

A Christmas angel made of lights hanging over Regent Street at night