Gifts are generally slotted for special occasions and festive moments. But when it is about personalised gifts, you don’t really need any special event to gift them. While missing your husband by your side or when you are feeling sorry for something you have done to your best friend – nothing can be better than a personalised gift. These special gifts are no less than a token of love for your loved ones. They express your unconditional love and somehow capture a moment forever. You can never stop loving or cherishing these unique gifts because they always make you travel down the memory lane.
Have a look at some of the most unique personalised gifts and also know about their features.
Personalised Handbag:Personalised Handbag would be a perfect gift to surprise any woman. A handbag is a very important accessory that no woman can miss while going out. You can carry almost all your everyday essentials in this bag. Personalizing a handbag thus makes it exclusive for someone.

Personalised Passport Cover:Carrying passports in hand is so outdated when you can carry them in your unique style with personalised passport covers. It becomes really cool when you are traveling abroad to make wonderful memories – isn’t it?
Personalised Chocolates:Who doesn’t like chocolates? You don’t need any reason or special event to enjoy a piece of chocolate. They denote happiness, love, laughter, and friendship. It is so easy to spice up any normal day with a piece of tasty chocolate.

Personalised Wine Glasses:Life is really wonderful while holding a glass of fine wine at the terrace or balcony in the company of loved ones. You can jazz up your regular get-together moments with a personalised set of wine glasses. 
You don’t need to say anything at all when you have such beautiful personalised gift ideas at the click of a  button. These gifts would do all the talking of love, care, friendship, harmony, and romance.

Raksha Bandhan is such a time of the year when this cute #PyaarKaBandhan is missed because this is the day when the brother-sister bond is celebrated with fun and excitement. 
Let’s revisit some of the precious sibling memories of a lifetime in this blog today:

Stealing Chocolates:From inside the refrigerator, from behind the flower vase, from inside the school bag, from the medicine box of grandparents – there were no places left where you didn’t try to hide your favourite chocolates. But every time your sibling succeeded in stealing them leading to fighting for half an hour to a whole day sometimes. But again both you and your sibling never forgot to bring chocolate from a relative’s or friend’s place when chocolates were served there. That’s the whole charisma of this relationship – the fights and quarrels are just superficial.

Fighting for TV Remote:This is one of the most common fights between brother and sister. Even when both have agreed to watch the same channel, still, the one having the TV remote had powers more than the Prime Minister. And actually, that was the whole beauty of watching something on TV when you had to fight for the remote. Now, when you don’t find your sibling fighting for the TV remote, you watch TV with half a mind. It happens with me big time. 

Blackmailing Was Fun:Any sibling story would be incomplete without the “blackmailing” episodes. There were numerous incidents in childhood and teenage that used to be the ingredients of this blackmailing. Divulging the name of your crush/lover, spreading the news of failing in a subject, or telling mom about those secret night parties you went climbing the wall – there are many stories in your sibling’s list. Maybe you bribed him/her sometimes or used some of their “secret stories” to blackmail them back.

Who Will Get That Window Seat?Whenever grandpa or dad used to take you all to picnic or some relative’s place – the big fight used to be with that window seat. It continued to train and bus journeys too. The beauty of nature, monuments, and everything else outside the vehicle used to be enticing to the eyes. Now, when you get the window seat to fly back home, you get the glimpses of those days – isn’t it? And now when you are travelling together, you give away the window seat to your sibling without any hesitation. This is another sign of your beautiful #PyaarKaBandhan.

Who Would Eat the Last Cookie?:Oh My God! I have a dangerous memory with “cookies”. My brother pushed me so hard that I fell on the floor and hurt my elbow badly leading to 1 week of bed rest and bandage and a month of pain. Till then, he never had the audacity to finish that last piece of cookie from the jar. In fact, it is quite funny that, if he sees only a piece remaining, he quickly brings another packet in memory of that fight. While mom serves us cookies, we always divide the last piece from the plate. I am sure, you guys also have some crazy memories with “the last piece of cookie or cake”. 

Borrowing & Asking Money:When in need you suddenly see that your hidden coin or note in your pencil box or from the pages of the book is missing and you knew it was your sibling. When asked, they used to come up with smart answers like – “you didn’t earn that money – that belongs to dad”. And you had no answer to retaliate. In case when you changed the address for your money and they couldn’t reach that place, their behaviour used to change suddenly. They sounded extra-sweet because they knew only you can save them.

Embarrassing Nick Names:Every sibling must agree to the fact their brothers and sisters have the most embarrassing nicknames for them. The nicknames are so pathetic that it cannot be addressed in public. But remember, only your sibling had or still has the right to call you by that nickname. 

Tittle-Tattle About Relatives:You may not have any common habits but all your siblings do share something called “common gossiping habit”. During any family get-together or after the celebration, all your siblings gather to gossip “who did what and how?” This session used to be important back in childhood, teenage, and till today you find it quite refreshing. 

Standing Up For Each Other’s Dreams:You know you have grown up (both in age and in your relationship) when you stand up for each other’s dreams and don’t fuss about stolen chocolates anymore. Maybe your parents were against your dream career but your brother/sister has backed you emotionally during those days. You cannot thank that person enough even today. These are one of those big moments when you actually felt that this #PyaarKaBandhan is unbreakable.

Lecturing After A Break Up:Everyone goes through this phase. Your older sibling must have been a great shoulder to cry on during those days. Because he/she is experienced. The inspirational lines and warm hugs worked like medicine to your broken soul.

Brothers and sisters are connected throughout their lives by a special bond of love, care, and friendship. No matter how much they tease, irritate or fight, the fact is they can’t imagine their life without each other.

Raksha Bandhan is a special festival that commemorates the unconditional affection, care and support shared between siblings. Rakhi tying ceremony is the highlight of this festival when a sister ties a rakhi around her brother’s wrist while the brother takes an oath to protect his sister till the very last breath. A simple and traditional rakhi won’t be enough to please a brother who is one in a million. You need something much more unique and elegant like a designer rakhi that shines on your brother’s wrist and leaves a long-lasting impact on him.

According to Hindu mythology, a peacock is a bird that symbolizes spirituality, awakening, guidance, and protection. This precious rakhi embellished with red beads and a studded peacock at the center. It will surely adorn your brother’s wrist beautifully and make this occasion ever memorable.

If your brother is awake spiritually, then this rakhi would make an exceptional choice for him. Studded with precious stones all over with Onkar symbol at the center, this majestic bracelet rakhi will shower God’s blessings over your brother and make him feel precious.

This stone-studded designer bracelet rakhi with ‘Bhaiya’ written right in the center is a perfect expression of your love for your dear brother. It will dazzle up the wrist of your brother. He would love to flaunt it even after the festival is over.

Rudraksha is the symbol of Lord Shiva that provides the wearer with good health, power, and happiness. Adorned with rudraksha and glittering Kundan stones with a touch of unique style, this designer rakhi with infusing sacredness into the special day. You brother will love it on his wrist and cherish for a long time.

The swastika is the symbol of divinity and spirituality in Hindu religion and the sedative properties of Chandan are known to clear stress from the nervous system. This attractive designer rakhi showcases Swastik symbol in the center and Chandan beads on sides. It will accentuate the wrist of your brother beautifully and bless him with a loving, peaceful and spiritual life.

One who is blessed to have a bhabhi as loving and caring as her own brother can opt for this multi-coloured beads Lumba rakhi adorned with pretty white shells. You can wish her secured and happy married life by tying this gorgeous Lumba rakhi on her wrist. She can pair this rakhi with her favorite traditional attire and wear all year long.

The dazzling shine and intricate design pattern set this rakhi apart from other designer rakhis. It has an artistically embedded Kundan-studded centerpiece. It also has sparkling pearls on sides that will add vibrant colors to your brother’s life and shower your blessings upon him.

These uniquely beautiful designer rakhis would surely enhance the fun and spirit of the festival.

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