It’s time to wave goodbye to 2022 and look ahead to all the exciting
things to come in the new year. Set those resolutions, look forward to
new beginnings and plan those special trips and celebrations. Nothing
beats the feeling of opening a brand new diary (digital calendars simply
can’t compete!) and adding reminders of loved one’s birthdays,
anniversaries,
and dates to remember. After all, it’s better to plan ahead and stock up
than send the dreaded belated
birthday card! With this in mind, we’ve picked out some important
occasions for 2023 that we think you’ll want to write in your diary:
Sunday 1st January – New Year’s Day
Let the new year’s resolutions begin! Whether they're starting a new
workout regime or braving dry January, the New
Year is the perfect time to wish loved one’s good luck with their
resolutions.
Monday 2nd January – Bank Holiday
Enjoy your Christmas break just a little bit longer with this Bank
Holiday.
Monday 16th January – Blue Monday
This day is said to be when people deal with a very low mood due to the
financial pressures from Christmas, bad weather and failed resolutions.
Reach out to someone you love by sending a hug to their letterbox with a
card from our Send
a Smile collection.
Send a taste of Spring straight to their letterbox with a colourful Easter
card or keep the kids busy during the school holidays with one of
our extra special seasonal Get
Set Make kits.
Monday 10th April – Easter Monday Bank Holiday
This Bank Holiday gives you a little bit of extra time to recover from
all of that delicious chocolate!
Sunday 25th April – St George’s Day
This is the perfect chance to celebrate English traditions. Why not send
a musical card that
sings the National Anthem to send British pride far and wide?
Monday 1st May – Bank Holiday
Enjoy the beauty of Spring with the three Bank Holidays that occur this
month.
Thursday 4th May – Star Wars Day
May the fourth be with you! Say ‘hello there’ to a
Star Wars superfan and make their day with one of our brilliant,
themed cards.
Monday 8th May – Bank Holiday for King Charles III’s Coronation