Kitchen Warehouse tackles Mother’s Day panic with new ‘Remumber’ campaign via Block.

Before every Mother’s Day comes The Mother’s Day Panic. It’s an annual event marking the moment many realise Mother’s Day is fast approaching and people haven’t booked a restaurant, invited the family, organised flowers or chosen a gift.

Oh, the irony of forgetting the day dedicated to the woman who’s expected to remember everything.

So, when Block was briefed to help establish Kitchen Warehouse as a thoughtful solution to Mother’s Day gifting, one thing became clear: the most useful role the brand could play was to end The Mother’s Day Panic – and help Australia ‘REMUMBER 10.05.26’.

Says Simon Lamplough, Chief Customer Officer at Kitchen Warehouse: “REMUMBER is one idea, one date, one ask. Our customers don’t need motivation to buy Mother’s Day gifts, they need a reminder. So, with this simple idea we’re making sure they get the nudge they need to make a purchase.”

The REMUMBER campaign uses far-from-subtle mnemonics and a gathering sense of urgency to help the sons, daughters and partners of Australia avoid the last-minute servo flowers situation that has tainted Mother’s Day celebrations for too long.

Says Josh Mullens, Head of (Eastern)Block: “I’ve been there. Eleventh hour shopping and unenthused recipients are grim. Our mums deserve better.”

In the month leading up to the big day, the campaign will use radio, in-store, digital and outdoor (including a 21-poster mega-site in Melbourne) to suggest a range of gifting options, and remind us all that we should probably get a move on.

Credits

Client: Kitchen Warehouse
Chief Customer Officer: Simon Lamplough
Head of CRM & Loyalty: Justine Murphy
Creative & Stylist: Jo-Anne Pabst
Marketing Assistant: Emma Foreman
Social Media Assistant: Aaliyah Nickerson

Brand Studio: Block
Head of (Eastern)Block & Production: Josh Mullens
Senior Account Manager: Georgia Sharman
Senior Project Manager: Nicole Beer
Chief Creative Officer: Mark Braddock
Design Creative Director: David Storey
Strategic Director: Kseniya Jubber
Creative Team: Dav Tabeshfar, Katie Pelosi

Sound House: Fable
Senior Sound Designer: Nick Gallagher
Voice Actor: Nicola Bartlett

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