Client Appreciation Gifts

What a client actually keeps

The box, mostly. Choose one worth keeping.

Bottles get used; the vessel stays on a shelf with your card inside it. The Sanctuary arrives in a cotton and jute washbag and The Retreat in a tote bag, both built for exactly that afterlife, and The Haven goes further — among its contents is a makeup bag that outlasts everything else in the set. For the mystery route, The Bloom composes a few pieces chosen to sit together, none of it revealed until your client opens it.

Every Spa Edit set names and photographs its full contents, and what is photographed is what arrives. The mystery Curated Collections state the standard instead of the list. The Collections are on the shop page; the sets are on the Spa Edit.

Matching the gesture to the account

The Bloom is the considered default — enough of an opening to feel like an event, priced for a gesture rather than a statement. The Retreat suits a project worth marking, every piece listed and photographed. The Haven is for the year’s few most important thank-yous — and for a completion that deserves something larger still, tell us and we will compose it.

Nothing here is food or drink, so there are no dietary questions to ask a client you would rather not quiz, and nothing needs to arrive chilled or be eaten by Friday.

Sending more than one

Volume starts at ten, with tiers at ten, twenty-five and fifty and pricing on enquiry. Delivery goes to one address, dispatch lands on the date you choose, and the handwritten cards can carry a different message for every name on the list. The arrangements live on Petalby for Business.

For a gift aimed at your own team rather than the client list, the sister page is corporate wellbeing gifts.