Terms & Conditions

The basics, kept simple.

By browsing or ordering from WrappedLove, you agree to the terms below. We've written them in plain English so nothing's hiding in the fine print.

Last updated · January 2026

1. About us

WrappedLove is a Delhi-based gifting studio making customised, made-to-order gifts. All orders and communication are handled directly by our team.

2. Orders

Placing an order is an offer to buy. We confirm the order over email or WhatsApp — that's when the contract begins. We reserve the right to cancel any order (with a full refund) if we can't fulfil it for any reason.

3. Pricing and payment

All prices are in Indian Rupees (INR) and inclusive of applicable taxes. Payment must be completed at checkout or via the WhatsApp payment link we share. Orders begin production only after payment is received.

4. Customisation content

You confirm that any photos, names, artwork or messages you send us are yours to use, and don't infringe anyone's copyright, privacy or dignity. We may decline orders with content that is offensive, unlawful, or protected by copyright we can't verify.

5. Made-to-order nature

Every WrappedLove gift is made fresh for one specific person. Because of this, cancellations and returns follow the special rules on our Cancellation Policy and Return Policy pages.

6. Colours and finish

Handmade means each piece has small, beautiful imperfections. Screens also show colours differently. Minor variations in colour, texture, wood grain or finish are part of the craft, not a defect.

7. Intellectual property

All designs, photography, illustrations and copy on this website belong to WrappedLove. Please don't copy, resell or reuse them without written permission.

8. Liability

Our maximum liability for any order is limited to the amount you paid for that order. We're not responsible for indirect losses (missed occasions, feelings, third-party courier delays outside our control), though we'll always do our best to make things right.

9. Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of India, and any disputes fall under the jurisdiction of the courts of Delhi.

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