When should I order a Christmas photo puzzle to get it in time?

Order by Friday 11 December 2026. Puzzles take 5 to 8 working days in total — 2 working days production plus 3 to 6 working days delivery — so ordering on 11 December means even the slowest case arrives by Wednesday 23 December.

What piece counts and sizes are available?

Four. 88 pieces at 20x27cm, 300 pieces at 40x30cm, 500 pieces at 54x40cm and 1000 pieces at 68x44cm.

Which piece count should I choose?

88 pieces suits children of about four to seven and takes minutes rather than hours. 300 pieces suits a family doing it together. 500 and 1000 pieces are adult puzzles — the 1000 needs a 68x44cm space it can occupy for a couple of days.

What kind of photo makes a good puzzle?

One with detail spread evenly across the whole frame. Group photos, landscapes, busy scenes and pets in a cluttered room all work. A single face on a plain background makes a large proportion of the pieces indistinguishable and is the most common reason a puzzle gift goes unfinished.

Are the puzzles safe for young children?

They are CE marked and tested to EN71-1 and EN71-2, the European toy safety standard. They carry the mandatory choking-hazard warning and are not suitable for children under three. For younger children, the Photo Memory Game uses larger 6x6cm cards instead.

Can I add text to the puzzle?

Yes, through the design tool. Keep any text large and away from the edges — small type broken across pieces becomes unreadable when the puzzle is assembled.

What are the puzzles made of?

Cardboard, printed and die-cut. They are produced in Europe.

Christmas Photo Puzzle

88, 300, 500 or 1000 pieces
Finished sizes 20x27cm up to 68x44cm
CE marked, EN71 toy-safety tested
Order by 11 December for Christmas
Made in: Europe

from £7.00

Frequently Asked Questions about Christmas Photo Puzzles

When should I order a Christmas photo puzzle to get it in time?: Order by Friday 11 December 2026. Puzzles take 5 to 8 working days in total — 2 working days production plus 3 to 6 working days delivery — so ordering on 11 December means even the slowest case arrives by Wednesday 23 December.
What piece counts and sizes are available?: Four. 88 pieces at 20x27cm, 300 pieces at 40x30cm, 500 pieces at 54x40cm and 1000 pieces at 68x44cm.
Which piece count should I choose?: 88 pieces suits children of about four to seven and takes minutes rather than hours. 300 pieces suits a family doing it together. 500 and 1000 pieces are adult puzzles — the 1000 needs a 68x44cm space it can occupy for a couple of days.
What kind of photo makes a good puzzle?: One with detail spread evenly across the whole frame. Group photos, landscapes, busy scenes and pets in a cluttered room all work. A single face on a plain background makes a large proportion of the pieces indistinguishable and is the most common reason a puzzle gift goes unfinished.
Are the puzzles safe for young children?: They are CE marked and tested to EN71-1 and EN71-2, the European toy safety standard. They carry the mandatory choking-hazard warning and are not suitable for children under three. For younger children, the Photo Memory Game uses larger 6x6cm cards instead.
Can I add text to the puzzle?: Yes, through the design tool. Keep any text large and away from the edges — small type broken across pieces becomes unreadable when the puzzle is assembled.
What are the puzzles made of?: Cardboard, printed and die-cut. They are produced in Europe.

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