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Good Karmal sells gourmet all-natural caramels that are wrapped in a paper printed with a fortune, which can be customized with logos, marketing messages, and more. Past corporate clients include Nike, Microsoft, and Facebook. Pricing starts at $12 for a sampler of six caramels.
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Sugarwish’s new Santa-Gram gift option, from $18.50, looks like it’s straight from the North Pole with festive packaging. The online candy company offers more than 80 sweet and savory options, including nuts, dried fruit, gummy Santas, holiday mints, reindeer corn, and more for recipients to choose from. Earlier this year, Sugarwish launched a corporate gifting platform that allows companies to include logos on their gifts.
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Available for nationwide delivery, Black Seed’s original hand-rolled bagels, $60 via goldbely.com, can be shipped as a carbo-loaded package containing a dozen bagels with cream cheese and classic smoked salmon.
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Mouth, a company that provides gift bags stocked with snacks from independent brands, has thematic gift sets with titles such as “Candy Land” and “Snack Mouth.” The latter, from $38 to $80.75, contains sweet and savory items such as spiced pecans from the Treat Bake Shop and potato chips from the Billy Goat Chip Company. Products can be shipped throughout the United States.
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SugarWish lets guests fill their own gift boxes with their favorite candies. Here’s how it works: The sender picks a SugarWish gift and e-card (the e-cards can be customized with corporate logos), and the recipient picks four candies—from options that include sugar-free gummy peaches and regular M&M’s. The boxes, from $25 to $70, are then immediately shipped out and can be sent throughout the United States and Canada.
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Customize the two-bite macarons, $30 for a box of 12, from Dana’s Bakery with your event colors, favorite flavors, or stenciled imagery. The bakery ships nationwide.
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Veronica’s Treats will transfer any photo, logo, or business card to the top of fresh-baked cookies, $22.20 per dozen, which are glazed with white chocolate. The baked goods have a shelf life of two weeks and can be shipped anywhere within the United States and Canada.
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Each custom logo s’more kit, $4.50, from Candy With a Twist contains all the ingredients—including a branded marshmallow—needed to put together the campsite snack. Kits can be shipped throughout the United States and Canada.
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Give guests peace of mind with Tile (from $20 each with logo for bulk orders). Attach the water-resistant device to things like keys, chargers, memory sticks, or wallets, and if the item is misplaced, it can be tracked instantly using the Tile app. The company offers customization for corporate clients, and the Tiles can be left in bulk or individually wrapped.
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The Wedge (from $14.99), available from Axis Promotions, can prop up any mobile device on nearly any surface without sliding. The micro-suede fabric cover can also be used to clean screens. Full imprint design is available.
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Turn guests’ mobile phones into wallets with the Econo Silicon Mobile Device Pocket ($1.45 each for 1,200) from Persnickety Promotions. The colorful silicone pocket attaches with removable adhesive stickers and can hold credit cards, hotel room cards, drivers' licenses, coins, and other small items.
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Candy company Sugarfina has a dedicated St. Patrick’s Day line packaged in lucite cubes that cost $7.50 each. The Lucky Pints o’ Beer (left) are beer-shaped gummies with a citrus flavor, while the Pot o’ Gold Pearls are chocolate droplets in gold candy shells.
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St. Patrick’s signature color can extend beyond the decor and the food. Give a festive gift like Gifts for the Good Life’s flapper-inspired party prep kit. The green package features engraved collar stays, shoe shine wipes, heel protectors, bobby pins, and more.
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Each of the 60 guests received a gift showcasing their own "superpower" that the client had selected for them.
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Artisanal online gift store Mouth, which ships nationwide, is offering two Passover gift boxes that play on holiday traditions. The Passover Sweets set, which costs $60 for the small version and $93 for a larger one, offers Seder-ready treats like brown-sugar matzo toffee, dark chocolate peanut butter frogs, chocolate roasted almond macaroons, and pomegranate rock candy.
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The event featured gift lounges to inspire bachelor and bachelorette parties. The “Groom Gang” lounge offered products from the new wedding line, including flasks and phone cases.
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The “Bride Tribe” lounge offered items including wine glasses, notebooks, and canvas pouches.
Photo: Dennis Kwan for the Wedding Shop by Shutterfly
The welcome totes also included a trifold vanity kit. Each day of the conference had its own corresponding pouch of items. The “Get Ready” section included bath salts, an aromatherapy candle, and a box of matches. The “Engage” pouch had a tube of mints, lip balm, and massage cream. The “Glow” pouch featured items intended for use at the gala event, like nail polish, a mirror, and a portable kit with Band-Aids, blotting papers, and fashion tape.
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At the end of the first night’s poolside welcome party, everyone was given a “Hydrate and Chill” kit designed to help them beat the Vegas heat. The package included a fan, a water mister, a bottle of sleep-inducing Dream Water, and an insulated cup.
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In the presentation room, each seat held a “Bento Box” of items intended to optimize their experience.
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The boxes included pencils, sticky notes, a journal, mints and candy, and “Thinking Putty," a Silly Putty-like product to keep guests’ hands engaged. “We wanted to make all of the gifts as lightweight as possible so that people would be able to take them home in their luggage,” says Susan Arak-Turnock. To that end, the boxes were made from thick paper board.
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On the last evening, an “After Glow” kit was placed on guests’ pillows during turndown service. The pouch included a gel eye mask, a foot soak, and a box of hangover remedies like Tylenol, Alka Seltzer, eye drops, and ear plugs.
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Guests were given two julep cups and a stirrer to take home, along with sandwich cookies from cookies from DelectaBites Bakery in Louisville.
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Shaker & Spoon is a monthly subscription that delivers artisanal craft cocktails to the receipient’s home. Each box arrives with three original recipes designed around one variety of liquor with enough ingredients (syrups, bitters, mixers, and garnishes) to make 12 drinks—four from each recipe. Alcohol is not included. Pricing is $50 for a month-to-month subscription or $135 for three months, $250 for six months, or $480 for 12 months; shipping is available in the U.S.
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Lula’s Garden, a succulent gifting company, sells eco-friendly plants in a crafted gift box that's designed to serve as a planter. Gardens are available in five sizes, starting at $25 for a medium-sized succulent. Custom sleeve, card, and gift tag options are also available; shipping is available nationwide.
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