Diwali is a good moment to thank a team or a client list, and a box of Indian sweets is the traditional way to do it. The planning is mostly logistics: how many people, what size of box, and when it needs to arrive.
Pick one box size for each group
Most workplaces split the list in two. Staff and a wide client list get the 250g boxes, which are easy to hand out at a desk. Key clients, partners or a team lunch get a large box of about a kilo, which works as a shared plate in the office kitchen.
Work out quantities
Count heads first, then add about ten percent for the people you remember on the last day: new starters, the front desk, the client who called on Friday.
Budget
The 250g Diwali boxes are $14.50 each, which is why they are the usual choice for a long list. Keep the large boxes for a smaller circle of close contacts.
Choose sweets that suit everyone
A mixed office means mixed tastes. All our sweets are vegetarian. Kaju katli and motichoor ladoo are the safest picks for people new to Indian sweets. For anyone who would rather skip sugar, a sweet and savoury box with salted almonds and cashews gives them something to enjoy. Check the allergen list on each box before you order, because many sweets contain dairy, nuts or gluten.
How to order
The corporate Diwali gifting page lets you choose boxes, set quantities and check out in one go, with pickup from one of our four stores or delivery. For more than 100 boxes, or something tailored, use the enquiry option on the same page and we will work it out with you.
Dates
Pre-orders close on Thursday 29 October, unless extended, and Diwali is Sunday 8 November. If the boxes are for an office celebration, choose a delivery date two or three days before it, or collect on the day from the nearest store. Delivery orders cannot be changed after Saturday 24 October. The pre-order terms have the details.
New to the range? Start with the Diwali sweets guide.
