Happy Birthday personalised photo jigsaw, 7" x 10", (25 x 17.5 cm), The message "Happy Birthday" is inset to the jigsaw which makes it a novel way to congratulate a friend or family member on their special day. These jigsaws serve the purpose of a birthday card but have the added advantage of being personalised with your chosen photo and message.
Birthday should always be special occasions celebrated with friends and family. If the Birthday Boy or Girl are celebrating a big number then dig out an old photo, scan it into your computer, (ask a youngster), or send it to us and make a personalised Birthday gift showing them as a child with the message "Happy 50th Jamie".
Ordering a Personalised photo jigsaw puzzle is easy. Just choose the puzzle size you want, upload or email your photo and confirm your order! You can use the preview tool to design your layout and position your message where you would like it to appear. Our personalised jigsaw puzzles match the quality and durability of the best jigsaws available.
We are happy to make a jigsaw puzzle for you based on any artwork or image file you supply to us. Try the free preview software to see what your personalised jigsaw puzzle will look like with no obligation to order. We can place a personal message over the photo and you can specify the size, placement, font and colour at the time of placing your order.
Personalised jigsaws are a great gift idea for many occasions; for example:
- It can make a real point of focus for the extended family reunion if a collage of old family photos is made into a personalised jigsaw.
- Similarly as a wedding anniversary gift it will bring back vivid memories of the day and it can be an easy solution as what to give those who have everything.
- A personalised jigsaw would make a welcome Christmas gift and can become an annual tradition for the jigsaw enthusiast.
- For Father's Day or Mother's Day a jigsaw of the children is bound to start the day with a smile!
- One more novel use for a personalised jigsaw could be as a way to propose marriage.
In case you didn't know the first jigsaws made for sale were in the mid 1700s, created by London map maker, John Spilsbury.
