The family behind internet wedding list firm Wrapit, that went into administration last year, have set up a new business.
Thousands of people lost money when Wrapit went into administration last year.

Nicholas Gelardi, whose Peter ran Wrapit, is the director and company secretary of Pleaseandthankyou Limited.

Mr Gelardi junior is joined by Shaleen Hudda, an actress, who is the other director, according to recently filed documents with Companies House.

Mr Gelardi senior is also said to be working on the new site in an 'advisory' role although he is not mentioned on official documents.

The new firm is operating from Wrapit's former offices in Delta Park, Wandsworth, South London.

The website sells ranges of designer products for the home and garden as well as producing a monthly magazine.

The site www.pleaseandthankyou.co.uk also allows users to create wish lists.