Corporate Christmas Gift Ideas: What to Send Clients and Staff

Good corporate Christmas gifts are ones every recipient can enjoy, that arrive looking premium and that clearly come from you. The Hamper Boutique Co sends hand-packed hampers from $70 to $475 to every client and staff address from one order, with your logo on the box and ribbon for a small one-off setup fee and no minimum order.

The short version: an alcohol-free option for anyone who doesn't drink, $100 to $200 for most clients and staff, more for key accounts, and an order placed well before the Christmas rush.

What makes a good corporate Christmas gift?

• It suits everyone on the list. 27 of our hampers are alcohol-free, so non-drinkers, and anyone you are unsure about, get something just as considered.
• It looks the part on arrival. From $100, hampers come in a high GSM white or black magnetic keepsake box with a golden bow and matte finish, at no extra cost.
• It travels. Everything inside is shelf-stable and built to travel safely across Australia, so the same hamper can go to Perth or Parramatta.
• It says who it is from. A free printed personalised message goes in every hamper, and your branding can go on the outside.
• It doesn't create work. One order can ship to many addresses, and corporate orders are invoiced with GST included on every invoice.

Corporate Christmas gift ideas, by theme

Six themes, each with a real hamper and its exact price.

Alcohol-free for the whole team: Exotic Explorations Tea Hamper

The Exotic Explorations Tea Hamper is $105. Love Tea Original Chai comes with its own Love Tea chai infuser, alongside Beerenberg Cranberry Sauce, Charlie's Lovely Lemon White Choc Mini Button Bikkies and Whittaker's Marlborough Sea Salt and Caramel Brittle. It works for anyone on the list, including staff who don't drink.

A Christmas red for staff: Ruby and Relish Rejoice

Ruby and Relish Rejoice is $80, which makes it practical across a large team. Inside are Penfolds Koonunga Hill Shiraz, Ogilvie and Co Cranberry and Juniper Relish, Ogilvie and Co Chocolate Liqueur Sauce and Charlie's Shortbread Cranberry and White Chocolate.

Australian names front and centre: Four Pillars Premium Gin Hamper

The Four Pillars Premium Gin Hamper is $295. Four Pillars Rare Dry Gin comes with Fever-Tree tonic waters, Beerenberg Cranberry Sauce and Hahndorf Hot Mustard, and Kangaroo Island Smoked Kalamata olives. Choose it when backing local producers is part of your message.

Champagne for key clients: Moët & Chandon Celebration Hamper

The Moët & Chandon Celebration Hamper is $185. French Champagne, Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial NV, sits with Ogilvie and Co Truffle Mustard, Antipasto Olives and Nutworks Salted Chilli Macadamias. For a client who would rather have local sparkling, Chandon hampers start at $90.

Scotch for the whisky drinker: Whisky Wonder

Whisky Wonder is $230. Glenfiddich 12-Year-Old single malt Scotch whisky comes with a Maxwell and Williams Atlas Whiskey Glass, Ogilvie and Co Brandy Butterscotch Sauce and Beerenberg Roadhouse Steak Sauce.

Something that stays on the table: Luxe Homeware and Shiraz Ensemble

The Luxe Homeware and Shiraz Ensemble is $195. St Hallett Faith Shiraz comes with a Menara rectangular serving board, a fromage knife set, Arcata dishes and two Brookfarm roasted nut mixes, so the gift is still in use long after the bottle is finished.

Browse the full range in our Christmas gift hampers collection, or go straight to client appreciation and employee recognition hampers.

Clients or staff? For clients, the gift is part of the relationship: lead with presentation, a bottle they would choose for themselves and a message from the person who looks after the account. For staff, fairness matters more than flourish: the same hamper at the same level for everyone, an alcohol-free version for anyone who wants one, and delivery to home addresses if the team works remotely.

Exotic Explorations Tea Hamper

$105

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Ruby and Relish Rejoice

$80

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Moët & Chandon Celebration Hamper

$185

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Whisky Wonder

$230

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Four Pillars Premium Gin Hamper

$295

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How much should a business spend on Christmas gifts?

Tier your list, then set one budget per tier. These are editorial bands, not official tiers:

The $100 to $200 band suits most client and staff gifts, and it is also where the magnetic keepsake box starts. Volume discounts are available for corporate orders. Contact us for a quote.

Branding your Christmas gifts: what is included and how long it takes

We can add your logo or brand colours to the box, ribbon, message slip and sticker for a small one-off setup fee, with no minimum order. Engraving is complimentary on wooden items such as cheese boards, serving boards and cheese knife sets.

1. Send us your logo. We send back artwork within 24 hours.
2. Approve the artwork. Nothing is produced until you do.
3. Custom and branded hampers are dispatched within 3 business days of artwork and branding approval.

Your brochures or business cards can go inside each hamper too. And if your list has dietary needs, custom hampers can be built around a specific budget, dietary requirement, theme or recipient profile: talk to our team about dietary needs.

Sending to many addresses, and when to order

We deliver hampers Australia-wide to residential and business addresses. We do not deliver to PO Boxes. One order can ship to many addresses, which you can set up yourself at checkout, so staff working from home get theirs at home. Your recipients are never marketed to.

Corporate orders come with an invoice, GST included on every invoice. 30-day account terms are available by invitation only, and an account manager can be assigned to any corporate account.

Delivery estimates only. Actual delivery times may vary slightly. Please refer to our Shipping Policy for full details.

Want the thank-you angle rather than ideas? Read corporate Christmas hampers for clients and staff. Buying for family as well? See our Christmas gift hampers guide, or start a quote on the corporate gift hampers page.

Questions about corporate Christmas gifts