Client gift hampers from MakeHampers are the tasteful way to thank the people who pay the invoices. A premium cheese and wine board, a prosecco toast, or an alcohol-free box, sent to their office with your gift message inside. Ordered as one or in bulk, packed by hand.
Free UK delivery, no minimum order. Right for a year-end thank-you, a signed contract, or simply keeping a good relationship warm. Tell us the numbers and we handle the whole send.
A client gift hamper is a business gift for the customers you want to keep. Fewer boxes than a staff send, usually at a higher spend. It goes to an office where someone can sign. It says thank you for the year. And it keeps your name warm. A good one reads as considered, not as a sweetener.
The line to walk is generous but professional. Spend enough that it feels meant. Not so much it looks like you are buying something. Good wine, a proper cheese board, or a premium spread all sit on the right side of that line. Keep it to food and drink and add a warm note. It lands as a thank-you, not a favour being angled for.
If a client asks about the ethics behind the gift, our sustainability page sets out the British sourcing and recyclable packing.
Pick the note you want to strike:
| To say | Start with |
|---|---|
| Thank you, properly | the cheese and wine hampers |
| You matter most | the hampers over £100, on named producers |
| Let's celebrate the deal | the prosecco hampers, led by Bottega |
| Something for the whole office | the food hampers to share round |
| Kept it thoughtful, no alcohol | the alcohol-free hampers |
One honest note. If you are toasting, the fizz is prosecco, Bottega and Baglietti, not champagne. It reads just as well on a client's desk.
Most client gifting lands in December. For the seasonal range built to send in bulk, with the December cut-off dates set out, the corporate Christmas hampers are the place to go. Order early, since the best boxes and the delivery slots both fill as the month runs on.
A handful go straight off the site. For twenty or more, our team quotes the whole order on one invoice and delivers to every office on the list. Each carries its own free gift message. So the note to a key account reads nothing like the rest. The how corporate orders work page has the steps.
Delivery is free to any UK address, offices included, with no minimum on a single hamper. A weekday order in by 1pm ships the same day. Client boxes tend to hold alcohol, so they need a signature, which an office reception handles easily. The delivery and returns page has the detail.
Something generous but professional. A cheese and wine board, a premium hamper, or a prosecco toast all read as a proper thank-you. Keep it to food and drink, add a warm note, and it reads as considered, not as a favour being asked.
A premium hamper sent to their office in good time. Cheese and wine, or a larger sharing box for a whole team, both work. The corporate Christmas range is built for bulk December sends, with the cut-off dates set out.
Enough to feel meant, not so much it looks like a sweetener. A mid-range hamper suits most clients, with a premium box saved for the accounts that matter most. Consistency across your client list reads better than one lavish gift.
Yes, from one order. Each office gets its own hamper and its own gift message, and delivery stays free on all of them. Send us the list and we split it, invoiced once.