Is It Bad Taste To Post Photos Of Your Presents?

On Christmas Day, millions of us will be whipping out our phones to share snaps of our spoils, but some think there’s a thin line between sharing and bragging

- Frances Leate

No

‘It’s great to share the love and spread some positivity’

Shae Eccleston, 42, lives in Dunstable, Bedfordshire. Like most people these days, I rarely print out and keep a photograph, so I love looking back over my Instagram or Facebook memories whenever I need an uplifting reminder of happy moments.

Some of the photos that stand out are those taken at Christmas and on birthdays. For my birthday this year, in June, I opened my front door to find a delivery woman clutching a bouquet of white and rose-gold balloons. I was so overwhelmed a friend had made such a sweet gesture, I wasted no time in pulling out my phone and taking a photo before posting it on Instagram.