Corporate gifts in Bangkok: from Silom towers to the counters of Siam
Corporate gifts in Bangkok travel in two quite different directions: office towers line Silom, in Bang Rak, and Sathon, while Siam and Ratchaprasong, both in Pathum Wan, hold some of Southeast Asia's largest shopping malls. One company's gift list can therefore hold a reception desk on a tower floor and a shop counter in a mall. The right format depends less on the occasion than on where the gift will actually stand.
Corporate gift delivery in Bangkok: a Silom floor or a Pathum Wan shop
A floor inside a Silom or Sathon tower calls for a box of roses, which stands on a reception desk without a vase. A counter in a Siam or Ratchaprasong mall asks for something a colleague can simply carry away, and a flower bag such as Bag of Achievements fits that better than a box.
For an office order, add the company name and floor to the address. Where a building keeps access control, the courier leaves the gift at reception, and the sender is told who took it. The city centre receives flower delivery free of charge, while every other district has its own fixed zone rate shown before payment; zone rates and the free centre are listed on the delivery page.
Lavender roses, pink hydrangea or dianthus for a Thai partner
A gift of thanks reads better in calm, muted colour than in anything bright. Lavender spray roses, lavender peony roses, pink hydrangea and dianthus sit comfortably among the city's roses and their usual companions, and none of them looks like a celebration bouquet pulled off the shelf for the occasion. For one gift from the company, Bouquet of Business Elegance is the named option in the section.
One flower is worth avoiding altogether. Tuberose is used to decorate coffins in Thailand and reads as a funeral flower there, so it has no place in a gift meant for an office or a client.
Mini bouquets for the team, a fuller bunch for the one who signs
Mini Bouquets suit a desk-by-desk round: one small arrangement for every colleague, made to the same sample so the gesture reads as equal rather than ranked. For whoever signs off the budget, the same lavender spray roses come back in a fuller, larger bunch instead of another small one.
Several bouquets bound for different desks, or for different offices altogether, can be placed in a single order, though delivery is still charged for each address separately. A photo of the finished arrangements goes to the sender before the courier sets off, so any change is made before dispatch rather than after it. The card that travels with each bouquet is free and can be signed from the company or left blank.
A gift for the pantry, not the vase: cheese, fruit, macarons
Not every office gift needs water. A Cheese Basket, a basket of fruit or a box of macarons suits a shared pantry table, or a client who has nowhere to put a vase.
Thai companies have their own busy season for gifts like these: many send something to every client or partner around the New Year.
A first order of corporate gifts in Bangkok usually starts with the address: a box of roses for a tower floor, mini bouquets for a whole team, or a basket for a desk with no vase at all. New Year compositions and the Bangkok year in flowers cover the rest of the calendar, and gifts to go with bouquets can turn any of the above into something larger. Companies can be invoiced directly, with supporting documents sent on request and a contract available for regular orders.