Our gorgeous gift boxes that can be personalised with any name, nickname and message and in any language. Anything from ‘Get Well Soon Steve’ to ‘Joyeux Anniversaire Dominique’! And then individually select the items for your gift box to create a truly personal and caring gift for any and every occasion.
It is natural to struggle to find the right words to say to a friend or loved one who is going through a tough time - whether it's serious illness, depression, a nasty break up, miscarriage, loss or death. You...
This Mother's Day I have shared my story about becoming a mother post-chemotherapy treatment with Breast Cancer Care. Please click here to read the full story. Having lost my mother at a young age to cancer, Mother's Day was always...
When I set up Not Another Bunch Of Flowers it was really important to me to use the business to do some good and to give back to some of the charities that supported me through my diagnosis and treatment. We have...
I am supporting my hospital The Royal Marsden, The Younger Breast Cancer Network (UK) and their #IAmAndIWill messages this World Cancer Day on 04 February 2019. Here is my pledge. I am Anikka and I will continue to share my...
Introducing our gorgeous new baby gifts for a special newborn baby. Our gifts include: Personalised Keepsake Gifts - including drawstring bags, moneyboxes and mugs. Newborn Baby Gift Sets - gorgeous matching gift sets with newborn essentials including muslins, baby hats,...
We were very touched to have received this lovely email from The Daily Kindness Project today: 'Thank you for spreading a little kindness in the world. Anikka and the team at Not Another Bunch of Flowers, you have been nominated to receive a...
Christmas is fast approaching and we're bombarded with wonderful present ideas everywhere we look! But here at Not Another Bunch Of Flowers, we understand that the festive season isn't always a happy or easy time for everyone. So we've put...
This one really resonates with me. Non-cancer folks understand that a cancer diagnosis is horrific. And that treatment is awful. But what many don't realise is that once treatment has finished it's not 'all over' and we're not 'back to...
