Giftalove.com's Unusual Rakhi Names for Australia Delivery Click Big Time with Buyers

MAYUR VIHAR, India - Feb. 5, 2020 - PRLog -- City, State, Date – Right from their childhood, brothers and sisters develop a bond of love, fun, care and lifelong affection. Interestingly, they call each other with weird names and indulge in playful fights and leg-pulling. As they grow up and shift to different parts of the world due to studies, jobs, marriages and other circumstances, the festival of Raksha Bandhan becomes the perfect time to remember all those moments spent together. A leading gifts store in India, Giftalove.com has come up with an exciting way to let siblings from India remember their brothers and sisters settled in the countries like Australia. The store's latest collections for Raksha Bandhan 2019 feature items with some curious names to make them the fabulous gift options for the upcoming festival.

For preceding editions of Raksha Bandhan too, the store witnessed customer reviews that praised their thoughtfulness. So, what inspires the team behind the store to use it as a unique marketing strategy?

Answering the same, the spokesperson from the store says, "We all know how sentimental the Indians can get during the festive occasions as well as on the special days like Mother's Day and Father's Day. It happens especially when their loved ones are thousands of miles away and there are negligible chances of getting together for the celebrations. In such a situation, we name our gifts in a way that the buyers instantly connect with them and the recipients are able to feel the warmth while receiving them. In short, we let our customers send rakhi to Australia and other countries in a more special way and help them make the best out of the festive moods."

The store's rakhi collections for Australia has items named 'Pyare Bhaiya Rakhi' and 'Super Pyare Bhaiya Rakhi', which include some of the commonly used terms by sisters for their loving brothers. 'Ram Lakhan Rakhi' is another item worth mentioning as it contains rakhis for two brothers and is named after the inseparable brother duo of Ramayana. "We try to not just make the names so attractive, but also to pack some items that remind recipients of their childhood days. One example I would like to cite is that of 'Raja Bhaiya Rakhi with Dry Fruits' which packs a mix of tasty and healthy dry fruits for the beloved brothers. 'Aussie Bhaiya Bhabhi Rakhi', 'Pyar ka Bandhan Rakhi', 'Pyar Bhara Rishta Rakhi', 'Sath Sath Rakhi' and many more similar items can be found at www.giftalove.com/rakhi," says the spokesperson before signing off.