Review and GIVEAWAY: Hallmark Spiderman and Twilight ornaments
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Hallmark's NYC party, August 2012 |
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credit: Hallmark.com |
Recently Hallmark sent me two of their movie-themed ornaments to review, and I also have a set for one lucky reader to win, as well.
I received the "Edward and Bella's Wedding" ornament ($17.95), from the Twilight series, and an Amazing Spider-Man ornament ($14.95) in the mail, two of which I had admired at Hallmark's NYC party, where there was a huge Christmas tree with all sorts of goodies. The detail on Edward and Bella's ornament is amazing - the back of her dress looks just like it did in the movie. I also was laughing at how much the man figure looks like Robert Pattinson (Edward), though the female figure doesn't resemble Bella as much. This ornament would be ideal for anyone who is a fan of the Twilight movies or book series, and would make an interesting addition to a Christmas tree.
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credit: Hallmark.com |
Hallmark has very generously agreed to give a set of these - one Edward and Bella's Wedding ornament and one The Amazing Spiderman ornament - to one of my readers. This would make a nice addition to your tree or a great holiday gift for a movie fan in your life.
Fill out the Rafflecopter form below to enter. The contest will end on Friday, October 26th at 12am EST and the winner will have 24 hours to respond to my email; if he/she doesn't respond within that time frame, an alternate winner will be chosen.
Good luck!
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Then when our parents wake up we open up about one present every half hour, so we can enjoy them more thoroughly. Then we spend the day watching movies (usually ones we received as presents), and then we eat left overs from my Mom's birthday/Christmas eve party the night before.
Yes, Christmas is the time to still be a child! ;)
My parents and I usually go to the movies on Christmas, actually :) my mom and I are Jewish and my dad is Christian. We open presents that his sister sends us and we make a big meal too ... it's fun. :)
DeleteOh we don't have a big meal lol. We make this buffet thing on our kitchen counter, mix up punch, and eat on paper plates throughout the day, so we don't have to do dishes lol. We always great food left over though!
DeleteThat sounds good too. :)
DeleteWe open our stocking stuffers on Christmas Eve, and the bigger gifts on Christmas morning.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a good plan.
DeleteI always make a french toast casserole & we eat a big breakfast on Christmas morning. Then we have family over throughout the day.
ReplyDeleteWe celebrate with the family every Christmas Eve at my grandma's. My husband and I celebrate Christmas morning, and our dog gets his own stuffed stocking on Christmas morning with toys and treats. So excited to start new traditions with our baby girl this year!
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DeleteWe attend our church's Christmas Eve service. Then on Christmas Day morning, we exchange presents with each other. In the afternoon we have the traditional roasted prime rib family dinner. Good Times are had by all :) God Bless Us All Every One.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun time. :)
DeleteWe each get to open one present on Christmas Eve!
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We open one gift on Christmas Eve... funny that Mom gets to pick the gift out and the children always get matching holiday pajamas! Takes them years to figure this one out!
ReplyDeleteOur kids also get new ornaments every Christmas :) My husband is a Twilight whore (I mean that in the nicest way possible, lol). Great giveaway!
ReplyDeletelol! He would like the Edward and Bella ornament, then. :)
DeleteBesides the leaving cookies and cocoa for santa, carrots for the reindeer, opening 1 present on Christmas eve and a new ornament every year, not much....lol
ReplyDeletewe go to Christmas eve service as a family then we all gather at my dad's house for wine, cheese, and other light refreshments
ReplyDeleteMy kids stay in my son's room on Christmas Eve and fall asleep watching Christmas movies together.
ReplyDeleteOur Christmas is to attend candle lite service and then enjoying hot mulled cider and snuggle up by the fire place...
ReplyDeleteLeaving cookies for Santa!
ReplyDeleteWe celebrate Yule and Christmas.On Yule the kids get new slippers and pj's.On Christmas we open gifts and then head to grandmas for more gifts and a huge feast.
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