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Night Aura is a UK based online supplier of ceramic night lights. Plan is simple, to sell quality ambient lighting products that we are proud of and believe will enhance any home environment
2 Barley Meadows, SY226JX, llanymynech, United Kingdom
Where is my package ? Haven’t even received it !
Reply from Night Aura
Dear Christine,
I'm sorry you were expecting the order sooner. The order was within the stated delivery time and I've checked the tracking and noticed you should have recieved the item now.
Thank you for your patience.
Very unique gift, with beautiful detail. Perfect for lighting my landing at night for my son to find the bathroom.
Reply from Night Aura
Thankyou we are glad you like the night light!
Really pleased with my night light. Looks great and useful for lighting a dark hall. Thank you
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