Eight Kinds of Basket
Nothing here is a fixed package. These are the kinds of basket I’m asked for most often and the sorts of things that tend to go in — treat them as a starting point, and we’ll build yours around the person it’s for.
New Baby
Something for the baby, and can also include something for the parents who are running on very little sleep.
Often includes
- Custom designed onesies and bibs
- Personalized blankets and loveys
- Baby elephant plushie with personalized baby stats
- A keepsake basket or name letterboard
New Home
A proper welcome to a new front door — the things that make a place feel lived in on the very first night.
Often includes
- Personalized new house ornament or coasters
- Something bubbly to toast with
- Treats from around the neighbourhood
- Items relevant to investors and landlords such as property log books
Graduation
Built around where they are headed next, rather than only what they have just finished.
Often includes
- A personalized crate that can be functionally used in a dorm room
- Portable power charger for those handheld devices
- A personalized tumbler
- The practical things left off the packing list
Weddings
For the special couple, for the wedding party, or for the people who quietly made the day happen.
Often includes
- Custom-made charcuterie boards, etched glasses or mugs
- Thank-you baskets for parents and attendants
- Personalized Engagement and shower gifts including pillows and ornaments
- Matching sets for a whole party
Retirement
A send-off that looks forward rather than back, built around what they finally have time for.
Often includes
- Pieces for the hobby they have been putting off
- Travel and garden things
- Personalized tumblers or a keepsake box
- A nod to the years and the people
Birthday
Built entirely around one person — their colours, their snacks, the hobby they never stop talking about.
Often includes
- Milestone numbers and personalized names
- Treats for them to indulge in
- Something for self-care to “treat your-self”
- A gift card to a favorite restaurant or store
For Teachers
Appreciation for one teacher or a whole staff room, presented so it looks like a gift rather than an afterthought.
Often includes
- Personalized mugs and tumblers
- Gift cards, properly presented
- Practical and functional gifts for classroom use
- Matching sets for a whole team
Thinking of You
For the moments that do not have a card aisle — get well, sympathy, a hard week, or simply because.
Often includes
- Scented candles and flavored tea or coffee
- A good book to curl up with
- Comfort food that hits the spot
- A handwritten note in your words
Ready to create something special?
Let’s bring your ideas to life.