The Corporate Gifting Guide for Companies That Don't Send Boring Gifts
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Every corporate gift your client has ever received is in a drawer. The branded tumbler, the gift basket, the golf balls — filed and forgotten by Friday. Nobody forgets the first time flowers showed up at their office with their name on them. That's the entire corporate case for Broquet: a hand-tied, brutalist arrangement lands on a desk, the whole floor sees it, someone photographs it, and your company is the story of the day.
When it works best
Deal closings — the handshake that arrives the next morning. Employee milestones — promotions, work anniversaries, the quarter someone carried. Client appreciation at year-end, when your gift is competing with two dozen fruit baskets. Recruiting — an offer letter followed by an arrangement is a close rate cheat code. And apologies: when a project went sideways, flowers say what a discount can't.
Why flowers beat swag for men specifically
Most corporate gift recipients in many industries are men who have never once received flowers — which means your gift occupies a category of one. A Broquet is deliberately architectural — protea, anthurium, orchids — so it reads boardroom, not bridal. Featured on the TODAY Show's 2026 gift guide, which does some of the explaining for you.
How the packs work
BROQUET AT WORK is built for repeat senders: a 5-send pack ($895) or 10-send pack ($1,750), each send hand-tied and delivered anywhere in Miami-Dade or Broward within 48 hours of your go signal. Buy the pack once, then fire off sends as the occasions come up — no procurement cycle, no re-approval, each delivery with a printed message from you. Prefer a keepsake? The Cairn lives on a desk for years.
The logistics answer your finance team will ask about
One invoice per pack. Delivery scheduled per send, on your timeline. South Florida coverage today (Miami-Dade and Broward); if your recipients are elsewhere, talk to us about timing — we're expanding. For custom volume beyond ten sends, email service@gobroquet.com.