About Daisy Chain Gift Company
Daisy Chain is an award winning independent gift and greeting card retailer in the heart of Stratford-upon-Avon. The shop offers a carefully chosen selection of contemporary birthday cards, design-led gifts, and modern stationery from brands including Rifle Paper Co, Sweet William, Caroline Gardner, Kate Spade, Anna Wright, Catherine Tough, Jellycat, and Moulin Roty. Customers can browse greeting cards for every occasion, from birthdays and celebrations to seasonal events and sympathy messages, alongside quirky gifts for him, her, and little people. The range also extends to homeware, kitchen accessories, notebooks, notecards, and writing implements. Daisy Chain stocks one of the best selections of gift wrapping papers and ribbons to complete a purchase. Shopping is available in store or online, with free standard UK delivery on qualifying orders and same day click-and-collect for all products. Secure checkout supports a wide variety of payment methods.
Features
- Card Payments
- Delivery
- Takeaway
Frequently asked questions
Do you offer delivery on online orders?
Yes, free standard UK delivery is available on qualifying orders. You can also use same day click-and-collect for all products available on the website.
What payment methods do you accept?
Daisy Chain accepts American Express, Apple Pay, Diners Club, Discover, Google Pay, Maestro, Mastercard, Shop Pay, Union Pay, and Visa.
What kind of products do you sell?
Daisy Chain sells contemporary greeting cards for all occasions, design-led gifts, modern stationery, homeware, kitchen items, gift wrapping papers and ribbons from brands including Rifle Paper Co, Caroline Gardner, Kate Spade, Jellycat, and Moulin Roty.
Can I collect my online order in store?
Yes, all products are available for same day click-and-collect from the shop at 7 Chapel Street, Stratford-upon-Avon.
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