农历新年礼篮

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Chinese New Year hampers for Singapore family and corporate gifting

Chinese New Year is the single biggest hamper occasion of the year in Singapore, larger than Christmas, Mother's Day, or any other gifting period. The Singapore Florist studio has been assembling CNY hampers since 1987, and the 2-week run-up to the new year is the busiest single window on our annual hamper calendar. Most CNY hampers are corporate (companies sending year-of-the-tiger or year-of-the-rabbit hampers to clients, partners, and senior staff), but a significant share go to personal recipients for family CNY gatherings and reunion dinner gifts.

The CNY hamper aesthetic is bold red and gold, with traditional symbolism baked into every element. The red represents prosperity and good fortune. The gold represents wealth and success. The hamper basket itself is often a keepsake piece (red lacquered, gold-trim, with traditional Chinese motifs). The contents typically include: traditional CNY snacks (pineapple tarts, love letters, kueh bangkit, bak kwa, dried abalone, dried scallops), premium teas (oolong, pu-erh, jasmine), bird's nest, whisky or fine wines for the older generation, fresh CNY flowers (pussy willow, peach blossoms, kumquat plants), and gold-foil wrapped chocolates. Every hamper includes a red packet (hongbao) gift tag with your CNY greeting.

Pricing starts at SGD 188 for the entry CNY hamper and reaches SGD 1,888 for the premium CNY tier with full bird's nest, premium teas, abalone, and substantial floral display. Most CNY hamper orders land in the SGD 288 to SGD 488 range. Every order ships free islandwide except during the four CNY studio closure days, includes a handwritten CNY card, and is delivered by our own driver. For multi-recipient corporate CNY dispatches, see our corporate flowers page for the 10 percent bulk discount. For CNY flower arrangements specifically (without the hamper), see Chinese New Year flower arrangements. Read more in our guides to rose colour meanings, number of roses meaning, and how long roses last.

How we coordinate CNY corporate dispatches in the 2-week pre-CNY rush

The 2 weeks before CNY are the most logistically complex period on our annual calendar. Corporate CNY orders concentrate into this window because most companies want their hampers delivered the week before the new year (when staff are still in the office) or just before reunion dinner night. We handle the volume with strict advance scheduling: corporate clients booking 10+ hampers typically lock in their orders in early January, specifying recipient lists, hamper specs, and dispatch dates. We assemble in batches throughout the 2-week window, dispatching according to the agreed schedule. For last-minute corporate orders within 5 days of CNY eve, capacity is tight and selection is limited. We strongly recommend booking by mid-January for the smoothest experience. Note: our studio closes for the first 4 days of CNY for staff to observe the holiday with their families, so deliveries do not happen during those 4 days.