A congratulations hamper from MakeHampers is a well-done gift, matched to what they have pulled off. Prosecco to celebrate, chocolate to enjoy, or a wine box for a proper toast. Chosen to mark the moment, packed by hand.
Free UK delivery, no minimum order. The fizz is prosecco and it toasts a win just fine, no champagne pretence. Send it over with a note that says well done.
A congratulations hamper is a gift box to say well done, built around a celebration. Prosecco or wine to toast, chocolate and treats to enjoy. It marks a win, whatever the win happens to be.
Match the box to what they have done:
| Celebrating | A good choice |
|---|---|
| A new job | prosecco and chocolate to toast the news |
| An exam or degree | a chocolate box, or a first legal fizz |
| A promotion | a premium wine duo |
| A new baby | chocolate and treats, with an alcohol-free option |
Big or small, the point is to mark it. A bottle and a bit of chocolate does that nicely.
Quick and honest. The bubbles are prosecco, Bottega and Baglietti, and there is no champagne on the page. It marks good news just as happily, for less. The prosecco hampers page sets out exactly what we carry.
Go by how they will celebrate. For a toast, the prosecco hampers lead the way. Chocolate lovers get the chocolate hampers, and for a bigger gesture the wine hampers run to a duo or a case. Marking a colleague's promotion or new job, the gifts for colleagues keep it workplace-appropriate. For a new arrival, the new mum gifts put the mum first, not the baby.
Free UK delivery, nothing on postage. An order before 1pm ships the same working day, handy for a last-minute well done. Pick the date at checkout. Prosecco boxes need signing for, so send them where they will be. See the delivery and returns page for timings.
Something to celebrate with. Prosecco and chocolate for most wins, or a wine duo for a bigger one. Match it to the news and it lands, from a new job to a passed exam.
Prosecco and chocolate is the easy pick to toast a new job. For a big promotion, a wine duo steps it up. Both say well done without needing a card to explain them.
No. Prosecco, from the Bottega and Baglietti labels. It marks good news just as happily and costs less, and we would sooner say so than pass prosecco off as champagne.
Yes. Chocolate, cheese and afternoon tea boxes carry no alcohol, which suits a new parent or anyone not drinking. A win still gets marked properly.
An order by 1pm on a weekday goes out the same day, free across the UK. Good news rarely waits, so a letterbox box is the quickest way to say well done.