Highgrove Shop has launched a new wedding gift list service

Highgrove Shop has announced the launch a new online service to help couples create and manage a wedding gift list. Highgrove offers a wide-range of handcrafted gifts to suit all budgets; from silverware and stylish garden gifts to one-of-a-kind cedar wood products. Taking inspiration from the organic gardens at Highgrove and the interests of HRH The Prince of Wales, many products are made exclusively for Highgrove by British artisan manufacturers, using traditional techniques. By registering online at www.highgrove.com/giftlist customers can create and manage a personalised gift list in three steps; Set up a Gift List, Manage your List, Buy a gift. The online service will automatically indicate when an item has been purchased by a friend or relative. Once the list is complete the items are delivered in a Highgrove branded box. Ideal wedding gifts are the new glass champagne flutes which are hand-cut in the UK with a fern design inspired by the Southern Hemisphere Garden at Highgrove. There is also a range of silver breakfast accessories such as egg cups, toast racks and butter dishes all feature an urn detail influenced by the architecture at Highgrove House. Visit the website www.highgroveshop.com/giftlist.

New Highgrove store opens in Bath

Following the success of the Tetbury Shop and Highgrove online, Highgrove has now opened a new shop in Bath. Inspired by the organic gardens at Highgrove and the interests of HRH The Prince of Wales, the Highgrove Shop, Bath, offers gifts for the home and garden. Among the products available is a limited edition range of cedar wood gifts, which have been crafted from the tree that once stood at the top of the Thyme Walk in the Highgrove garden. The two hundred year old Cedar of Lebanon tree was one of the principal reasons that The Prince of Wales was first attracted to Highgrove. Each limited ddition cedar wood item is presented in a gift box with an authenticity certificate. A collection of illustrated hen ceramics is made at the last remaining Victorian pottery in Stoke-on-Trent, garden tools and wooden toys are crafted in specialist workshops, the organic foods are created in small batches, often using seasonal produce from The Highgrove Estate and the lavender bath collection contains essential oils distilled from lavender harvested on the Sandringham Estate. All Profits from the sale of Highgrove products and garden tours are donated to the Prince’s Charities Foundation. The Foundation is a grant making charity which enables The Prince of Wales to give his support to a wide range of causes and projects by making charitable donations. www.highgroveshop.com.