Chocolate belongs to Easter. That won't change and doesn't have to.
But in addition to the chocolate bunny in the Easter basket, there is room for a gift that won't be eaten in three days. One that can be taken to school, that Grandma puts on the kitchen table, that goes along on the Easter walk.
A personalized water bottle with the recipient's name is exactly that.
For whom — and what goes on it
For children The child's name, an Easter bunny, an Easter egg, or a self-drawn picture. Children use water bottles daily — at school, during sports, in everyday life. If the bottle bears their own name, it immediately becomes theirs.
The special moment happens during the handover: The child sees their name on the bottle and knows — this is mine. Not just any bottle. Their own.
For grandparents A family photo with all the grandchildren, the family name, a personal Easter greeting. Grandma and Grandpa put the bottle on the table — and the grandchildren are with them every day, even if they're not there in person.
For friends and partners A spring motif, a personal greeting, their name. More original than flowers, more durable than chocolate.
Why not just chocolate
It's not about replacing chocolate. It's about adding a gift that will still be used daily in the summer.
A double-walled stainless steel water bottle keeps drinks cold for up to 24 hours and warm for 12 hours. It's leak-proof, robust, and — if you don't lose it — will be in use for years.
The chocolate egg is gone in three days. The bottle goes to school daily.
Motifs for the Easter bottle
- Name + Easter Bunny — Classic for children
- Easter egg motif — colorful or simple
- Spring flower — for adults
- Child's self-drawn picture
- Family photo for grandparents
- Personal Easter greeting as text
How to order
Enter motif and name in the configurator, check the preview, order. If you want to upload a child's drawing or family photo: photograph the image, upload it, done.
What remains
Easter is over when the eggs are found and the chocolate is eaten.
The bottle with the child's name goes to school on Tuesday — and is still there in the summer.
That's the difference.
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