News: It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas

James Miodonski 6th of December 2018

Christmas Holidays 2018

Creatomatic will be closing our doors for a well earned festive break on the 21st and reopening on the 7th of January 2019.

As always, any urgent support requests should be sent to [email protected] as this mailbox is monitored throughout the holidays.

Incidentally – blatant plug alert, but it’s for a good cause –  if you haven’t got your Christmas tree ordered yet, we thoroughly recommend Crimbo Trees.  They’re currently Edinburgh-only (they’re run by the same company who brought us Edinburgh Self Storage and Heathhall Business Park) and sell from the Jenners Depository.

Best of all, they donate £5 from every tree sold to Maggies Cancer Care Centre – so they’re well worth getting behind.

Happy holidays folks.

Creatomatic x

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