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Market Research Report

Gift List Services - UK - May 2009

Published by Mintel International Group Ltd, Contact us : +1-860-674-8796
Published 2009/05 Content info  
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Table of Contents

  • Issues in the Market
  • Key themes
  • Definitions
  • Abbreviations
  • Market in Brief
  • Market struggling?
  • Is the age of indulgence over?
  • Weddings and partnerships slow down
  • Wrapit sends shock ripples
  • Department stores still lead
  • Fewer high street choices but lots of online options
  • Tradition still has its place
  • Sunglasses not wine glasses
  • Does charity begin at home?
  • There are some big spenders
  • Internet is essential
  • Potential pending for other occasions
  • Internal Market Environment
  • Key points
  • Marriage figures
    • Figure 1: Number of weddings and divorces in the UK, 1998-2008
    • Figure 2: Number of marriages in England and Wales, by first marriage or remarriage, 2006
    • Figure 3: Percentage breakdown of marriages in England and Wales, by first marriage or remarriage, 2002-06
    • Figure 4: People cohabiting, by marital status, 2006*
    • Figure 5: Age at marriage of men and women, 2002-06
  • Mock marriages
  • Civil versus religious
    • Figure 6: Number of marriages in England and Wales, by type of ceremony (civil or religious), 1996-2006
  • Weddings abroad
    • Figure 7: Number of weddings in the UK and abroad, 2002-09
  • Seasonal fluctuations
    • Figure 8: Seasonality of marriages in England and Wales, 2001-06
  • Not in the pink
    • Figure 9: Number of UK registered civil partnerships, 2005-07
  • Size of weddings
  • Births and christenings
    • Figure 10: Number of births, 1999-2013
    • Figure 11: Adult, infant and child baptisms, 2002-06
  • Broader Market Environment
  • Key points
  • Economic climate
    • Figure 12: Consumer expenditure, at current and consatant 2004 prices, 2004-09
  • Consumer confidence
    • Figure 13: Consumer Confidence Index, Jan 08-Apr 09
  • What' s happening to the affluent consumer?
    • Figure 14: Population breakdown, by socio-economic group, 2004-14
  • Demographics
    • Figure 15: Population breakdown, by age, 2004-14
  • House moves
    • Figure 16: Housing transactions and average years between moves, 2004-14
  • Internet use
  • Celebrity wedding replaced by credit crunch chic
  • Competitive Context
  • Key points
  • All retail sales
    • Figure 17: All retail sales, at current prices, 2002-08
  • Sales via non-specialised non-food stores
    • Figure 18: Retail sales through non-specialised non-food stores, at current prices, 2002-08
  • The wedding market
    • Figure 19: Number of UK marriages and total wedding expenditure, 2002-08
    • Figure 20: Estimated value of the weddings abroad market, 2003-08
  • Celebration is a priority
    • Figure 21: Expenditure priorities, 2007-09
  • Strengths and Weaknesses
  • Strengths
  • Weaknesses
  • Market Size and Forecast
  • Key points
  • Hard to pin down
    • Figure 22: Wedding list type, 2008
    • Figure 23: Wedding average value of gift lists, 2004-08
    • Figure 24: Estimated market size for wedding gift lists, 2004-14
  • The future
  • Usage of Gift List Services
  • Key points
  • Well-known names lead the way
    • Figure 25: Wedding services used or planned to use, March 2009
  • Online making in roads
  • Store choice matches profile
  • Specialists versus the DIY list
  • Regional differences
    • Figure 26: Repertoires of wedding list services use/plan to use, March 2009
  • Are lists for the well-off?
  • Technology opportunities
  • Wide spectrum of spending
    • Figure 27: Value of gift list, March 2009
  • Value increases with age
  • Big spenders not insignificant
  • What Makes a Good Wedding List Service?
  • Key points
  • Comfort in the name
    • Figure 28: Most important attributes when choosing a gift list service, March 2009
  • Online is a must-have
  • Guests come first
  • Choice unlimited
  • Going beyond the norm
  • Young like the store experience
  • Retail Competitor Analysis
  • Key points
  • List closures
  • High street versus online
    • Figure 34: Comparison of wedding gift list operators, 2009
  • Market share by value
    • Figure 35: Estimated market shares of gift list market, by value and volume, 2008
  • Retailer Profiles
  • Key points
  • Department stores
  • John Lewis
  • Debenhams
  • Beales
  • Harrods
  • House of Fraser
  • Specialist housewares shops
  • Heal' s
  • Divertimenti
  • Specialists
  • Selfridges (The Wedding Shop)
  • Mulberry Hall
  • Variety stores and other non-specialists
  • Argos
  • Next
  • Internet services
  • Amazon
  • Thebottomdrawer.co.uk
  • Weddingpresentsdirect.com
  • Other services
  • Charity
  • Give It Ltd
  • Appendix -- Usage of Gift List Services
    • Figure 36: Any usage/planned usage of gift list services, by demographics, March 2009
    • Figure 37: Repertoire of wedding list services used/plan to use, by demographics, March 2009
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