Gift of the Day: Monogrammed Tervis Tumblers -- Hurry! Last Day for Christmas Delivery 12/7!!

Monogrammed Tervis Tumblers are fantastic gifts. Give them to children with their names --kids love Tervis and you can order matching lids to help prevent spills!

Mugs are great for the coffee drinkers in your life. Some customers say they prefer using the mugs for soup or ice cream. However and wherever you like to use Tervis Tumblers, they are a guaranteed successful gift!Personalize with a name or monogram. Take the customization a step further by adding emblems with your favorite collegiate team or Major League Baseball team.

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Holiday Spirit

We realize its been awhile since you've heard from us...the MM girls have been preoccupied with big events...the 2008 Festival of Trees and a Thanksgiving weekend move to Chicago.

Festival of Trees was a huge hit this year with incredible attendance and big sales in the holiday boutique. 100% of the event profits go to the Orlando Museum of Art so its important in these lean economic times to do our best to support cultural, community and social services organizations. If you want to learn more about the event, you can visit the OMA's website http://www.omart.org/pages/council-101-festival-trees.

The Monogram Merchant.com created a table display called 'Cocktails on the Rocks' with our friends Gay Harrison Couture Jewelry and designer Sam June. It was a big departure from our normal pink & green preppy holiday traditional style but every now and then its good to color outside the lines. We used zebra striped chairs, a travertine coffee table, a mirrored console with jewel-filled hurricanes, a vintage Hermes tray and a Swarovski crystal monogrammed evening bag. Monogrammed china by Pickard and etched martini, champagne and high-ball glasses put the personal touch on the setting. We selected a piece from the OMA vault to hang over the table...a Mark Bennett blue print of Jeannie's bottle for a special Florida touch. We think Sam was channeling his inner 'Major Nelson' in creating this unique scene.