Privacy Policy
This policy explains the basic information visitors may provide when requesting gift support.
Information submitted
Visitors may provide a name, email address, phone number, gift topic, and message through the contact or feedback form. The message may include occasion details, recipient type, product interests, budget notes, timing, and presentation preferences.
How information is used
Submitted details are used to respond to the inquiry and shape a relevant gift recommendation. For example, room context may help distinguish home fragrance from crystal, while the occasion may affect packaging and timing suggestions.
Care with personal details
Visitors should avoid sending sensitive personal information through the form. Gift planning usually requires only practical context, such as the event, recipient group, delivery window, and preferred category. We do not need private financial or identification data to begin a conversation.
Updates
This policy may be updated when forms, site features, or response processes change. Continued use of the site means visitors accept the current policy language.
Gift context
Visitors may choose to share optional gift context, including room type, occasion, recipient relationship, preferred category, desired tone, and delivery timing. This information is used only to understand the inquiry and prepare a more relevant response. For example, a note about a housewarming dinner may guide the recommendation toward home fragrance, while a registry milestone may point toward crystal or glass.
Retention and choice
Inquiry information should be kept only as long as needed to respond, clarify the request, and support reasonable follow-up. Visitors may choose not to provide optional details, though a limited request may receive a more general answer. Visitors can also submit a new message if they want to correct the occasion, product interest, recipient details, or preferred contact method.
When a visitor sends several messages about the same gift plan, those messages may be read together so the response remains consistent. This is especially helpful when timing, category preference, or recipient context changes after the first request.