A survey of 2,000 adults who celebrate Christmas revealed that one in five have already wrapped their presents before December has even started.

A third pride themselves on being incredibly organised ‘early birds’, while 18 per cent admit they’ll leave most of their gift buying until the last few days. Find out which category of shoppers you’re likely to fit in to.

The research, commissioned by Toblerone Truffles for its ‘Add a diamond’ campaign, found that 34 per cent feel the festive season ‘creeps up on them’ every year.

But for those who finish their shopping early believe it reduces stress and helps avoid disappointment due to stock shortages.

So take the quiz to determine which category of shoppers you’re likely to fit in to.

Among those who confess to leaving things late, 46 per cent blame indecision over what to buy, while 28 per cent cite a busy work schedule.

Consequently, a quarter have resorted to hastily buying a gift card instead of a more thoughtful present because they left their shopping too late or grabbed a gift from the local corner shop.

Those who finish their shopping early believe it reduces stress (56 per cent) and helps avoid disappointment due to stock shortages (42 per cent).

Susanne Nowak from the chocolatier commented: “Everyone has a different approach to their Christmas shopping. Some love the thrill of a last-minute dash, while others prefer to get their work done early on so they can enjoy the season without present-buying hanging over them.

“However, it can be hard to think of what to buy certain people in our lives, so taking the opportunity to do something unexpected will always be welcome.”

The study also found that nearly two-thirds have personalised a gift for someone, with 46 per cent believing it makes a unique present. Additionally, 45 per cent thought it demonstrated extra thought and effort, with 37 per cent reckoning it creates lasting sentimental value.

Toblerone, has even crafted a wrapping guide to assist the 15 per cent who rated themselves as ‘poor’ wrappers.

Susanne, added: “Regardless of wrapping ability, there are always little ways you can boost a present to give it that magic touch it might need. Either way, adding some chocolate can elevate a gift from great to perfect.”