Game, Set and Match! (Sports Gifts)

The oldest and most prestigious tennis grand slam tournament in the world held at the All England Club since 1877 is once again upon us. And, as Wimbledon commences tennis fans old and young, from literally all over the world, are expected to tune in to the mesmerizing on court action.

One of the reasons why tennis is so appealing and has such a huge following is because it's an exciting, fast spectator sport that is accessible to be played by anyone who can hold a racket. For this reason, in anticipation of the thrilling action that Wimbledon promises, and in celebration of the beautiful game, GettingPersonal have added another fantastic product to our extensive collection of sports themed gifts.

Our exclusive personalised Tennis Calendar is the ultimate gift for any tennis fan. Whether they actively participate in the sport or simply prefer to watch and enthuse from the comfort of their sofa over a bowl of strawberries and cream, this stunning gift is sure to be a winner... game, set and match!

The beauty of our personalised tennis calendar is that it will transform and integrate any name into each of the 12 unique full colour images that adorn the monthly views. Recipients of this wonderful gift will see their name spelt in out in chalk line on the court, brand a tennis racquet and even appear on the scoreboard; providing them with a unique and novel connection to the game.

Another great thing about our personalised tennis calendar is that it can be produced in three different sizes. The small desk edition is available for only 9.95, the larger desk version for 12.95 and the A4 wall for 14.95.

So, if you're looking to treat them to something special that'll make them smile, why check out our fabulous personalised tennis calendar and score highly this summer!?

This and many more stunning sports gifts are available from GettingPersonal.co.uk and can be dispatched free-of-charge when 30 or more is spent in one transaction. Items are usually dispatched within 24 hours.

Go on; be a good sport!

- 18 June 2009