This is your chance to get a personalised bottle of Coke, Diet Coke or Coke Zero with your name or the name of a loved one. I tried to get Glasgow Mummy on a bottle at BritMums but the machine broke as I was in the queue, but I did manage to get Sarah as it's one of the 1,000+ names that are already available on the bottles.
Coca-Cola GB sourced independent data from Experian to identify 1,158 of the most popular names in the UK. Experian analysed the first names of adults between 19 and 29 years old, which were then weighted and ranked to generate the 1,158 most popular male and female first names in the UK reflecting the gender and the ethnic makeup of this segment of the population. The list of 1,158 names is available from the campaign website: www.shareacoke.co.uk
This year there is a twist, you can drop into the #shareacoke selfie kiosks to get your photo in front of the famous Coca-Cola Piccadilly lights' sign in Piccadilly Circus personalised with your own name!!
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