Let the father taste the happiness of the taste buds. Because Father’s Day is a festival to honor the father, send a drink with a great taste, so that the father can taste the happiness of the taste buds and feel the care of his children. Such a slogan can make consumers more understand the connotation and purpose of the product. If your drink is brewed from organic raw materials, you can further extend the slogan, such as: choose only the freshest and purest raw materials to escort the health of the father. Such a slogan better reflects the characteristics of the product and the needs of consumers.
What gift is good for the British?
When giving gifts to British people, you can consider the following types:
Local specialty gifts: There are many unique products in the UK, such as chocolate, black tea, whiskey, handmade soap, etc. These items not only have local characteristics, but also allow the recipient to taste British food and drinks.
Personalized gifts: British people pay attention to personality and creativity. They will be very pleasantly surprised and grateful to send a unique handicraft brought from China or a gift designed by yourself.
Books and music: The UK is a cultural country. It is also a good choice to send a British masterpiece or a CD of classical music. If you know their interests and hobbies, you can consider sending a book on a related topic or a mix CD made by yourself.
Travel Products: If the recipient is an international student and is keen to travel, it is also a good choice to send some products with tourism attributes, such as an inflatable pillow or travel bag, which can meet their travel needs and is very practical.
Small Fresh Gifts: Small fresh styles are one of the themes that young people like very much today. Giving British friends a cartoon-style gift or a fun little ornament will also be loved by them.
In short, giving gifts is not a difficult task. The key is to understand each other’s interests and needs. At the same time, the British pay great attention to the packaging of gifts, so even if the gift itself is not expensive, make sure it is beautifully packaged. In addition, avoid giving items that have specific or symbolic meanings in the UK, such as lilies, elephants and cranes, to avoid misunderstanding or offense. Finally, it is best to give gifts at an appropriate time, such as after dinner or after watching a play, and make sure the gift is suitable for the age and gender of the recipient.