BeanAGram.com Launches All New Site, Sells Unique Gift of Jelly Belly Jelly Beans

New company BeanAGram.com launches Web site to sell creative gifts, delivered to the home. BeanAGram.com is a unique gift for all occasions and makes a fun holiday gift, Mother's Day gift, Candy Gift and business gift. The BeanAGrams contain Jelly Belly jelly beans in a keepsake tin that are evocative of a Telegram.

Richmond, VA (PRWEB) July 14, 2007 -- BeanAGram.com (http://www.beanagram.com) is proud to announce the launch of the all-new Web site, www.beanagram.com. The company, which was founded by candy entrepreneur Debbie Belt, features Jelly Belly jelly beans in a unique keepsake tin.

Beanagram.com is a fun and creative gift for all occasions. A separate message accompanies each Beanagram.com package to match the occasion, such as, "I Bean Missing You," "You Bean a Great Friend," and "Hey - How You Bean?"

"I got the idea for BeanAGram.com when I was trying to send a unique candy gift to a friend," said company founder Debbie Belt. Belt also founded and runs MascotCandy.com (http://www.mascotcandy.com) and its parent company, James River Candy Company, http://www.jamesrivercandy.com. "We already packaged unique gifts with Jelly Belly jelly beans, so we thought BeanAGram would be a fun, creative gift for people that want to send a friendly holiday gift, office gift, business gift, special occasion gift and so forth."

Belt's companies also manufacture custom packages of Jelly Belly jelly beans as unique corporate giveaways, tradeshow giveaways, tradeshow SWAG, college candy shops, and other unique packaging needs. The companies also provide unique wedding favors in the form of small Jelly Belly packages that contain a couple's photo or wedding date.

"We really love to be able to offer unique, creative gifts that other people are not offering," said Belt. "The BeanAGram is a wonderful alternative to flowers and Teddy bears. Plus, it can be shared with all office workers because the BeanAGrams come with a bowl and a jelly bean scoop!"

For more information about BeanAGram, visit http://www.beanagram.com.

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