These are the five worst Christmas presents of all time to receive on December 25, so did you get any?
Becky Pemberton
IT'S definitely the thought that counts when it comes to presents, but some gifts you may want to put straight in the return pile.
According to a new survey, the top five worst Christmas presents of all time have been revealed - so did you get any this year?
The five worst Christmas presents of all time have been revealed in a new surveyCredit: Getty Images - Getty
The study was done by gift company Vistaprint, who found that 72 per cent of people want a present that is heartfelt and unique.
They found that personalised items, like clothing and photobooks were well-received.
However, they also found the gifts that didn't go down as well, and 60 per cent of individuals polled said they had regifted uninteresting gifts in the past.
The most unpopular gift was found to be plain photo frames, with 34 per cent of people saying they would return it.
Photo frames were found to be the most unpopular Christmas present of all timeCredit: Getty Images - Getty
Body sets were also not well-received, and came second in the surveyCredit: Getty Images - Getty
If you are thinking of giving someone a scented candle, think againCredit: Getty Images - Getty
THE FIVE WORST CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Source: Vistaprint
Next up was a generic gift set of body care products, with 33 per cent saying they wouldn't be happy with it.
The third most unpopular gift was scented candles - according to 32 per cent - and this was followed by beauty sets (30 per cent).
And if you are wanting to send a thoughtful present, maybe avoid chocolate boxes, and they were found to be the fifth most disappointing gift, with 29 per cent regifting.
This follows a Facebook post asking people to avoid giving the gift sets to women in their lives, despite them being in the present section of nearly every department store.
It has since been shared almost 300,000 times, showing how accurate it was for females worldwide.
So did you get any of these and do you agree?
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