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Renowned Accra-based gift shop, Hephzi’s Gifts, are on a mission to make it easier for customers and the public to make great choices with gifts this Yuletide.
The gift shop has announced its wide range of assorted gifts that are tailored to the needs of many this Christmas and beyond.
Hephzi’s are the connoisseurs of elegantly packaged fresh flowers, baby baskets and most importantly, Christmas hampers, that are bound to put a smile on the faces of its recipients. The baskets and hampers are a blend of high quality products made in both UK and Ghana.
Often, the season of giving presents a dilemma of which particular gifts to give out to loved ones. CEOs and Managers on the other hand, sometimes have a hard time deciding the best form of ‘thank you’ to their clients and staff.
However, this Yuletide, Hephzi’s Gifts has opened its doors to the public, with luxury hampers and affordable gift items on display and on sale.
Also, regardless of one’s budget, Hephzi’s Gifts makes it possible to purchase quality items without having to break the bank.
Hephzi’s Gifts are located at East Legon - Shiashie, adjacent Gethsemane Memorial Gardens, next to Total Wine.
Customers are advised to also check them out on Instagram @hephzis, or call 0555 940 022 to place hamper orders or make any further enquiries.
Hephzi’s, your purveyors of elegance.

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