

If 2027 is set to be your year, the festive season is the perfect time to pull out all the stops and celebrate your last Christmas as a Miss.
To help you do so, we’ve compiled our edit of the best ‘last Christmas as a Miss’ jumpers and pyjamas, alongside other cute and festive finds to mark this momentous moment in style.
From sweatshirts and knits to ‘last Christmas as a Miss’ gifts for friends and couples – and even some special ways to mark your first Christmas engaged – it’s all here in our ready-to-shop, editor-approved selection below.
Read on to see what we found…
Looking for | Best picks |
Something to wear | Slogan jumpers, personalised sweatshirts, matching or slogan pyjamas, luxury loungewear |
A gift for a newly engaged friend | Planning journals, ring dishes, personalised Christmas stockings, candles, experience vouchers, Christmas Eve boxes |
A gift for an engaged couple | Experiences, framed prints, an engagement photoshoot, keepsake boxes, wedding countdown calendars, wedding contribution |
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A popular phrase for those in their bridal era, ‘Last Christmas as a Miss’ is a playful way of marking the final Christmas before the wedding. It’s a slogan usually displayed on jumpers, sweatshirts, and pyjamas worn over the festive season by someone planning to change their name but can also be found on other items such as baubles, mugs, phone cases, and candles.
Of course, it’s not limited to brides, either. The same spirit applies whatever your names or titles will be after the wedding, whether Mr and Mr, Mrs and Mrs, whether you’re keeping your surname, or double barrelling.
Our edit of the novelty knits and sweaters to snap up before they sell out…

Run, don’t walk! Six Stories’ iconic ‘Last Christmas as a Miss’ knitted jumpers sell out year after year and, rather unsurprisingly, this season’s is yet to do the same.
This heavyweight knit has a super relaxed fit – and you can take the loungewear look to the next level with matching pants.
Sizing: XS-2XL
Last Christmas as a Miss Jumper at Six Stories
A cosy, cotton-blend sweatshirt with chic rose-gold script that has garnered tons of five-star reviews from shoppers. This style from LoveTree Design at Not on the High Street comes in either charcoal or navy blue.
Sizing: XS-2XL
Script Sweatshirt at Not on the High Street
We adore Alphabet Studios’ personalised items for gift ideas, and this Last Christmas as a Miss sweatshirt is no exception. Have it personalised with your maiden name.
Sizing: XS-3XL
Personalised Sweatshirt at Not on the High Street
For the matchy-matchy couple, this fun unisex print comes as a t-shirt, crewneck sweater, or a hoodie, and offers up a relaxed fit.
Sizing: S-5XL
Tis the Season to be Married Sweatshirt at Etsy
It doesn’t get much cosier than this super-soft embroidered jumper from Six Stories at ASOS. The relaxed fit style has ribbed trims and drop shoulders for maximum comfort and a chic look that’s festive without being cringe.
Sizing: XS-2XL
Six Stories Jumper at ASOS
Oh, she’s cute! How can you not love this cotton-blend sweater where all the detail is on the back. We love the deep red hue for a twist on a Christmas classic.
Sizing: XS-2XL
Last Christmas as a Miss Sweatshirt at Etsy
Cheesy, but cute! Wear these ‘ugly’ sweatshirts from Wear Crafts Studio to all your festive family gatherings and get ready for some seriously funny photos. Choose from a range of different colours, too.
Sizing: XS-6XL
Engaged Couple Christmas Sweaters at Etsy
Looking for a tongue-in-cheek way to celebrate a long engagement? This oversized, cotton-blend sweatshirt from Lavender Eight would be our pick. Choose from a range of colours, including dusky pink, blue, grey, red, and more, and personalise with your name.
Sizing: XS-2XL
Last Christmas as a Miss Again Sweatshirt at Lavender EightYou can’t beat a pair of cosy pyjamas over the festive season, and these cute styles are the perfect way to celebrate together at home this Christmas.

This boxy organic cotton pyjama tee from Wild Berry Corner at Etsy is a steal at £13; have it personalised with your names and choose from a wide range of colours, including white, chambray and red.
Sizing: S-3XL
Last Christmas as a Miss T-Shirt at Etsy
Stay snug pre- and post-December in these super-soft fleece-lined dressing gowns from Duncan Stewart at Not on the High Street. They come in a huge array of colours and can be personalised with your names or initials, making them an ideal Christmas gift.
Sizing: S-3XL
Sherpa Dressing Gown at Not on the High Street
You can’t go wrong with classic tartan at Christmas! These cute flannel pjs are the perfect way to celebrate your last festive season before becoming a Mrs.
Personalise them with the year and ring and candy cane colour of your choice.
Sizing: XS-4XL
Last Christmas as a Miss Pyjamas at Etsy
A cute festive classic – we love that you can personalise the sleeves on these organic cotton sets to make them feel extra sentimental. Cue some seriously adorable snaps…
Sizing: S-2XL
Matching Couple Pyjamas at Etsy
We can see these on the cover of a homemade Christmas card! These luxury unisex tees are a really fun way to announce an engagement.
Sizing: S-3XL
Last Christmas as Mr and Miss Shirt at EtsyNothing says Christmas like a new bauble for the tree, so why not celebrate your last Christmas as a miss with a new addition?
There are plenty of acrylic, glass or even wooden tree decorations out there that can be personalised with a name or year – and we’ve rounded up the best in our guide to engagement baubles.

If there’s a friend in your life who’s preparing to tie the knot next year, forget the novelty filler and mark the moment with something that leans on the sentimental side or is helpful to their planning journey instead.
Here are some of our favourite ‘last Christmas as a Miss’ gift suggestions for a friend…
Lastly, don’t forget the ‘last Christmas as a Miss’ card!
You’ll find plenty on the likes of Etsy, Thortful and Not on the High Street, often with options to personalise with names and photos. Be sure to point them in the direction of Bridebook’s free wedding planning tools, while you’re there…

When the married-couple-to-be is ringing in the festive season with some brand-new bling, that’s something worth celebrating.
Practical gifts and personalised items should be high on your list, as is something that the couple can both enjoy together. Whether it’s their last Christmas as Mr and Miss or their first Christmas engaged, here’s a selection of curated picks to choose from:

Getting engaged is an exciting time, so it’s only right that you’ll want to mark the most wonderful time of the year with something cute and sentimental.
With family gatherings and seasonal parties in full swing, maybe you’ll want to celebrate, or even announce your engagement, with loved ones. Whether at home or another venue, bring on the bubbly and mince pies… and get ready to shout ‘surprise!’
An engagement shoot is also a fun way to both break the news and mark your first festive season as an engaged couple. If budget allows, call in the pros to capture some cute images of you in your new Christmas jumpers, or snap some selfies and close-ups of your ring to share on social media (“looks like Santa read my Christmas list…”)
And finally, of course, don’t forget the gifts – to loved ones and for yourselves. Treat yourselves to a bottle of champagne and a wedding scrapbook or journal that you can start to fill in during those quiet, in-between days over the festive period – or why not send out Christmas photo cards or postcards that double as your official engagement announcement?

Popular styles will sell out early, so consider ordering in September or October to secure your size and favoured style. Ordering in autumn means you’ll get maximum wear out of it, too.
Always check with the retailer how long orders take to arrive and be sure to allow plenty of time.
Choose a message that combines your best wishes for the festive season and congratulations on their happy news. Something like, “Merry Christmas! What an incredible way to wrap up the year. Wishing you both love and happiness as you begin this next chapter together.”
Since presents are deeply personal, the best gift you can buy your fiancé is something that reflects their own tastes, hobbies and lifestyle. Try to think about the things they would genuinely appreciate or admire but perhaps wouldn’t buy for themselves, either because of time or cost.
If this is your first or last Christmas engaged, it can also be nice to mark the moment by gifting them something sentimental or personalised, such as an engraved piece of jewellery or a print, or something practical to help with the wedding planning, such as a journal or memory box.
According to Bridebook’s UK Wedding Report, Christmas Day is the most popular day to propose – accounting for 11% of all engagements.
Bridebook’s UK Wedding Report reveals that the average engagement lasts 26 months – meaning plenty of couples get more than one ‘last’ Christmas.
And since there are no hard and fast rules when it comes to novelty items like ‘last Christmas as a Miss’ jumpers, pyjamas or loungewear, couples should feel free to wear the slogan on repeat even if it is their second Christmas engaged!
Otherwise, you could opt for sweaters and pyjamas that boast the ‘last Christmas as a Miss… again’ slogan instead.
Yes, you can absolutely wear a ‘last Christmas as a Miss’ jumper even if you’re keeping your own surname. The slogan refers to the change in your marital status rather than your change in name – so definitely wear it if it feels fun and meaningful to you.
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