BlogYoung India gifts as Valentine’s Day fever catches on
Valentines Day in India is being celebrated with such pomp and glory these days that it has become the second biggest money spinner after Diwali for many retailers. Valentine’s Day is certainly among the top four festivities in India now. According to the Retailers’ Association of India (RAI), the total spent on Valentine’s Day gifts last year was about Rs 12 billion ($270 million). According to Gibson Vedamani, CEO of RAI, the marketing and merchandising power of romance has grown exponentially over the last few years. “Valentine’s Day in India has been assuming greater significance with every passing year. In 2007, the occasion accounted for Rs 1,200 crore ($272 million) in product sales.” Jewellery, flowers and chocolates are amongst the various gift items that sell like hot cakes.
With Valentine’s Day round the corner, most of the online stores have come up with special Valentine’s offers. We at TolMol realize the mounting pressure on you to find the perfect gift for your Valentine. Demonstrate the degree of your love, affection and commitment for your loved one with a little help from cupid aka. TolMol Gifts. Through a wide range of options, we have aggregated some unique gifting ideas for you to compare. Select a gift for your Valentine from a lovely bouquet of fragrant flowers, to delicious chocolates to interesting gift hampers to cuddly soft toys and scented candles and woo your Valentine!. Why, you can even flatter your Valentine with personalized gifts and see the smile on her face. So follow your heart and please your Valentine.
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