Give a Memorable Gift with Church Hill Classics
It’s time to start thinking about the perfect gift for your graduate. When I graduated from both high school and college all I wanted was a laptop. It’s funny because that’s the only thing I could think of that I didn’t even think about something that’s very important. I am participating in a blog tour program with The Motherhood and Church Hill Classics. Any opinions expressed are my own.
Graduation season will be here before we know it, and it is an exciting and emotional time for students and families. It’s the payoff for years of hard work and sacrifice. As students move forward in life, they will look back on their college days with extreme pride. Consider giving them a thoughtful gift that will remind them, every day, of the accomplishment they achieved. Church Hill Classics (www.diplomaframe.com) is a professional framing company that helps graduates preserve and showcase those hard-earned diplomas with officially licensed frames. With all of their diploma frames handcrafted in the USA, Church Hill Classics offers an extensive selection of custom frame styles for more than 1,500 colleges and universities.
Due to my participation in the blog tour I was able to get a personalized diploma frame from Church Hill Classics. It was the perfect opportunity to get one for my niece (she’s almost as old as I am so she’s more like a sister) who’s graduating with her Master’s Degree in Social Work this May. The ordering process was so simple and easy for me. I visited the special webpage for the University of Maryland at Baltimore ordering page ( http://www.diplomaframe.com/umbd/store.aspx). I also saw the option to add her school on the frame and I knew I wanted it included. It took me less than five minutes to complete the ordering process.
I love how informed Church Hill Classics kept me during my order process. I received an email when the order was placed and they even emailed me to inform me of a slight delay because they had to order a die. Shortly after I received a shipping notification and the frame was here before I could track it. I was surprised at how fast it arrived at my door step and I was just blow away with the quality of the frame. I know that this will make a great gift because getting a diploma frame is one of the last things graduates think about. According to a recent survey conducted by The Motherhood uncovered that 56 percent of respondents never framed their own diploma. That would include myself and my husband. It’s funny because every time I enter a doctor’s office I look for their degree on the wall. It offers me a sense of comfort but I never thought about hanging mines on my wall.
After all of the time and money spent earning a degree, no diploma should end up in a drawer, forgotten about, or even destroyed! Church Hill Classics gives shoppers the opportunity to choose from frames featuring unique, color-enameled medallions of the school seal or athletic logo, beautiful campus images, foil embossing of the school name and/or seal and even an opening for a tassel. You can customize your frame with different frame moulding and matting options to get exactly what you like. There’s something to meet everyone’s personal style!
In a recent survey conducted by The Motherhood, 98 percent of respondents who have a close relative graduating from college this year haven’t yet purchased a graduation gift for him or her. If you’re still looking for a gift for your graduate, you’re in luck because Church Hill Classics is extending an offer to my readers and are allowing me to give away a diploma frame (up to $200 value). The giveaway is open to US residents 18 and older. The giveaway ends on April 15th, 2015 at 11:59 PM. Enter via the tool below.
Disclosure: This post is part of the blogger program by Church Hill Classics and The Motherhood, who compensated me for my time. Opinions, experiences and photos shared here are my own, and I hope you enjoy them.
Nickida
Nickida - is a wife and stay at home mother of four. She was born in Trinidad but moved to the US at age 14. She started blogging on an off for about three years and recently started writing more consistently. She enjoys sharing about her children, marriage, books, recipes, movies, reviews, giveaways and much more. She is working learning to be a better wife and mother, while advocating for her son who has autism.
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