One more year, marked properly
Milestone hampers for first anniversaries through silver and gold, plus wedding and work anniversaries.
22 hampers
Delivered in 5–6 days
An anniversary gift is one of the few where the date itself is the point, which is why most of these can be engraved with it.
First anniversaries and the milestone years are grouped separately below, because they are not the same gift. A first anniversary can be playful; a twenty-fifth usually should not be.
Work anniversaries are here too, and they follow different rules: keep it useful, keep the branding on the card, and send the same box to everyone at the same grade. Engraving adds two to four working days, so order early if the date is fixed.
Something that marks the year rather than something expensive. A framed photograph, an engraved keepsake, or a hamper built around what the two of them actually like. The first anniversary shelf is sized for that.
Yes. Choose the date at checkout. For a dated gift we would rather you ordered several days early — a surprise that arrives the following morning is not the surprise you planned.
Photo frames, collages, printed cushions and photo lamps all take an image you upload. Send the highest-resolution file you have; a picture taken from a screenshot prints as a picture taken from a screenshot.
Yes, and they deserve more than the standard box. Tell us the year and anything you want included and we will build it. The milestone years shelf is the starting point.
Yes. We deliver nationwide from our studio in Bengaluru. Metro cities and most tier-two cities are the quickest; remote pin codes add a day or two. The delivery window shown on each product is the one we commit to for that item.
Every hamper takes a message card, written by hand and tucked inside before the box is tied. Add your words at checkout. If you would rather the card stayed blank so you can write it yourself, say so and we will leave it.
Send us one photograph on WhatsApp and we will remake the affected part and resend it. We do not ask you to return a damaged gift first — it is a present, and the person receiving it should not be handling a return.
