Happy December, everyone! I don't know about you, but I'm already gearing up for the holidays. My tree is trimmed, I'm planning to bake cookies and make latkes, and I've done pretty much all of my holiday shopping. I absolutely LOVE finding the perfect gifts for people I care about. But if you're stuck on what to get one of your nearest and dearest, I may have the perfect solution.
Some of you may remember this post from October wherein I talked about RetroViewer – a nostalgic viewfinder that you can customize with your own images and text. I filled mine with photos of my closest friends and had a ton of fun creating it. I commented at the time that I thought this would make THE coolest gift. And now, you'll have the chance to get one for yourself (or for someone on your list)!
Here's the deal: one (1) lucky winner will receive their own Image3D RetroViewer. You get to choose the body color and customize your reel with seven (7) images – and you'll get free shipping, of course. You can include the photos that mean the most to someone you love and give it to them for the holidays... OR you can treat yourself and put it under your own tree to open! It's totally up to you. Learn more about how to enter below (it's easy, I promise).
Giveaway rules: This giveaway runs from now until 11:59 PM EST on Thursday, December 6. Because you'll need to get your order in by December 10 to get it in time for Christmas, I made this giveaway a bit shorter in length than others – so don't wait to get your entries in! This giveaway is open worldwide, but you must be a follower of my blog to enter. The winner will be contacted via email (so provide a valid email address, please!) and must respond to that email within 24 hours; otherwise, a new winner will be chosen. The winner will be announced via the widget after their acceptance has been confirmed. It will be up to the winner to place the order for their RetroViewer (with the complimentary promo code provided by Image3D) in time to comply with holiday shipping restrictions. Thank you for your support and best of luck!
my favorite Holiday memory is spending Christmas with my grandparents at their house.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, I don't know that I really have ONE favorite. Last Christmas was nice though because I got to go out of town to see my brother and his family (he was in Army, but he's out now!!)
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I’ve got too many wonderful holiday memories to choose just one! And I’m thinking I’ll make some new favorites this year when my husband and I go to Disney next week! I’ve never seen Disney at Christmas before so I’m super excited!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure I have just one favourite holiday memory, but I always loved driving home from my Auntie's Christmas Eve party on Christmas Eve night with my family growing up, looking out for the best xmas lights, and singing along to Christmas songs on the way. It would always feel super festive because Christmas morning was just hours away.
ReplyDeleteOne of my most favorite Holiday memories was spending Christmas with my mama. She always over cooked and sing all day long.
ReplyDeleteI love visiting my great grandmother during the holidays
ReplyDeleteWaking up on Christmas morning to the sound of Gene Autrey's Christmas album playing loudly. Best part of the holidays
ReplyDeletemy favorite holiday memory is one Christmas morning as we began to pass out gifts,we looked over at the nativity ,a family heirloom,and realized that the baby jesus was missing,we searched everywhere,saddened my mom sat down and took a sip of her coffee,she proceeded to spit the baby jesus out in her hand ,we looked around the room and realized it had to have been my baby brother,he looked up and smiled,the baby need be clean ,lol we laughed for hours.
ReplyDeletethis is always a hard question because i love the holidays and have so many good memories so none stick out as the best but if i have to pick i would say my daughter's first Christmas since it was my first time as a mom.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday memory was staring at the stars out the window of the grandmothers living room. I was convinced I saw the North Star that only shines on Christmas Eve
ReplyDeleteI remember getting one of these for a present as a child with multiple packs of very cool images. My favorite was a science one.
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