Order Corporate Hampers for Clients & Staff

Corporate gifting is a logistics problem before it is a taste problem. You have a list of names, a list of addresses, a date the gifts should land by, and a finance team that would like one invoice. Our checkout is built for exactly that: the ship-to-multiple-addresses function lets a single order go out to as many separate addresses as you have recipients, each parcel carrying its own recipient details and its own free personalised gift card message.

Every corporate hamper is hand-packed with care, presented in a premium box tied with a gold ribbon, and sent tracked with Australia Post. Order before 12pm on a weekday and it is dispatched the same day.

One order, several addresses

Corporate gifting turns into a spreadsheet because most checkouts assume one order goes to one place. Ours does not. The ship-to-multiple-addresses function takes a single order and splits it across as many delivery addresses as you need, so twelve client hampers can go to twelve offices, or forty staff hampers to forty home addresses, without raising forty separate orders. Each recipient gets their own personalised gift card tucked under the bow inside the box, so the wording can be different for every name on the list.

Client gifts and staff gifts are different jobs

A client hamper is doing relationship work. It usually arrives at a business address, it is often opened in front of other people, and the presentation carries weight: the premium box, the gold ribbon, and a message that names the specific project or the year rather than the account number. That is what our corporate gifting range is built around.

A staff hamper does something quieter. With teams split across home offices, the version that actually works sends one hamper to each person's own address rather than a single large box to a reception desk where nobody is left to receive it. Staff gifts and end-of-year thank-yous read better individually. After a stretch of genuinely hard weeks, care packages for staff do something different again.

When to leave the alcohol out

Alcohol is the quickest way to get a corporate gift wrong. Worksites with a zero-alcohol policy, clients whose faith or health rules it out, and recipients you do not know well enough are all good reasons to choose otherwise. Our alcohol-free hampers carry the same food: Kangaroo Island Produce Co honey popcorn, Chocolatier Belgian chocolate truffles, Valley Produce Company mini artisan crackers, Kangaroo Island olives and Scottie Dog shortbread fingers. Where alcohol is right and the relationship warrants it, the range runs to G.H. Mumm Cordon Rouge, Moët & Chandon Impérial Brut and Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label, or Château Tanunda Grand Barossa Shiraz for a red. Mixing both inside one order is fine, because every address is set up on its own.

Getting the address list right

Most corporate gifts that go astray do so at the address, not in transit. For business addresses, include the company name and the level or suite number, and check whether reception is staffed on the days you are sending. Where a client works from home part of the week, a home address is the safer destination. Every parcel is tracked with Australia Post, so an address that needs chasing shows up early rather than in January.

End of year is the pressure point. Freight volumes climb through November and December across the whole network, so a list finalised early gives you room to fix the two or three addresses that always come back wrong. Welcome gifts for guests and visiting clients sit in our accommodation hampers range if that is part of the same brief.

Shipping and timing on a bulk order

Shipping is worked out per hamper, not per order. A hamper over $100 ships free, a hamper under $100 attracts a charge, and hampers do not pool toward a combined total, because each one is packed and sent as its own parcel with its own tracking. On a list of thirty recipients that means budgeting per person rather than per invoice, which is useful to know before the quote goes to finance. Our delivery and shipping page sets out the detail.

Corporate hamper questions

Can one order go to more than one address?

Yes. Choose the ship-to-multiple-addresses option at checkout and assign each hamper its own recipient and destination. You place one order and pay once.

Can different recipients receive different hampers?

Yes. The addresses in an order do not have to receive the same thing, so long-standing clients can receive one selection and the wider team another, all inside the same order.

Can each person get a different card message?

Yes. The free personalised gift card is set per recipient, so each card can name a different person, project or year rather than repeating one line thirty times.

What happens if an item runs short on a large order?

We substitute something of equal or higher value, keeping to the same category wherever we can, so no hamper in the batch is sent lighter than the rest.