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Royal Gift From Manchester’s Chatterbox Walls

Manchester-based Chatterbox Walls has created a special print to mark the occasion of The Queen’s 90th birthday on Thursday 21st April.

The company, which produces personalised, printed wall art has created a birthday print which celebrates Queen Elizabeth’s long reign. Rather then sending the gift to Buckingham Palace ahead of the big day the team is looking to donate the framed print to a local charity.

Commenting on the gift Chatterbox Walls founding partner Jon Pritchard said: “Every year we produce thousands of unique birthday gifts for customers so it seemed like a good idea to create one to celebrate Her Majesty’s 90th ahead of this landmark occasion. We came up with a list of words which we felt reflected her long service and family life and created a print to celebrate those qualities. As gifts can not be sent to the Palace due to security reasons we thought it would be good to let a local charity, hospital or hospice have it in commemoration of the special day.”

Chatterbox Walls was created in 2014 when Jon Pritchard was looking for a special gift for his wife’s 40th birthday. Struggling to find anything to fit the bill he teamed up with Manchester print and typography expert Simon Perry to create a market leading, high quality personalised on-line gift service which is rapidly becoming a market leader.

With sophisticated website technology, including a unique on-line preview feature which allows people to review their creations before they buy, Chatterbox Walls is now sending out hundreds of prints and canvases every week. Orders for special occasions include weddings, Father’s Day, births, teacher gifts, hen nights and even the occasional one to celebrate a divorce or two.

Any charity or not for profit organisation interested in receiving the gift should email jon@chatterboxwalls.co.uk or follow the instructions on Twitter @chatterboxwalls or on Facebook. A draw will take place on Thursday 28th April and the chosen recipient announced.

For more information visit http://www.chatterboxwalls.co.uk/

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Clare Coyne .