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A wicker hamper basket packed with an assortment of Christmas treats includging, gourmet crackers, cheese, Christmas baubles in glossy red, a wrapped gift in red and white Christmas paper, and fir-tip greenery nestled among the contents.

Same day delivery, seven days a week, across all Bali locations including Seminyak, Ubud, Nusa Dua, Jimbaran, Canggu and Sanur. Christmas hamper with wine, gourmet food, baubles, wrapped gift, wicker basket.

Every December Since 2013

This is our number one product every December. Not number one in the hamper category. Number one across everything. Roses, bouquets, arrangements, chocolates, teddy bears, all of it. When December starts, this hamper outsells the lot.

I launched it during our first Christmas on Jl. Camplung Tanduk in Seminyak. That was 2013. Kadek and I had been open for a few months and I assumed December would be slow because tourists are celebrating, not ordering flowers. The opposite happened. Expats wanted to send something Christmassy to friends who were spending the holiday in Bali. Parents in other countries wanted their children in Bali to wake up to something familiar on Christmas morning. Corporate accounts wanted a gift for their Bali-based teams. I built twelve hampers on the first of December that year, thinking that would last the month. They were gone by the eighth.

Twelve years of December data tells you things about how people think about Christmas in the tropics. The hamper works because it carries the visual language of a northern hemisphere Christmas into a place where that language does not exist naturally. Nobody in Bali is stringing lights on pine trees. The baubles and the fir and the wrapped gift do that cognitive work for the sender. They are buying a feeling and having it hand-delivered.

Where This Hamper Goes in December

Last December, Kadek delivered fourteen of these to Sardine restaurant on Jl. Petitenget in Kerobokan across the month. Sardine runs a Christmas Eve dinner that draws expats and long-stay visitors, and the hamper deliveries were mostly timed for the days leading up to it. One was for the restaurant manager herself, from her family in the Netherlands. We carried it through the garden entrance at 3pm and the kitchen staff gathered around to look at it before it even reached the office. Three of those kitchen staff placed their own hamper orders the following week, sending to family members elsewhere in Bali.

W Hotel in Seminyak received six across December. All six were from overseas senders: two from Singapore, two from the UK, one from Germany, one from South Korea. Each one was for a hotel guest who had no idea it was coming. The W concierge told Kadek that every single recipient came to the front desk afterward to ask who had organised it. That reaction is specific to this product. Flowers get placed in a room and the guest discovers them quietly. A Christmas hamper with baubles and wrapped gifts sitting on a coffee table gets a different reaction. It gets investigated.

We also deliver to private villas across Pererenan, Umalas, and Batu Bolong where families are renting for the holidays. Airbnb villa owners in the Canggu corridor have ordered this hamper as a welcome gift for December guests. One villa owner in Berawa orders fifteen hampers every year, one for each arriving guest group throughout the month. She told me it is the single thing that generates the most five-star reviews on her listing during the holiday season. "They walk in, they see the basket, they take a photo, they post it."

Ay Ayu Owner, Sunny Florist Bali

I will say this every December and I will keep saying it: do not wait until the twentieth. By the fifteenth, I am sourcing backup stock. By the twentieth, certain items run short across all of south Bali. The wine is the bottleneck. Imported red wine in Bali is not like grabbing a bottle at a supermarket in London or Melbourne. It comes through specific distributors, it carries import tax, and when every hotel, restaurant, and gift service on the island wants the same stock during the same two weeks, the supply tightens fast. I have turned down orders on the twenty-third because I refuse to substitute cheaper wine into a $99 hamper. The customers who order in the first week of December get exactly what they see on this page. The ones who wait are gambling. Order early. I am not being dramatic. Twelve Decembers of data says the same thing.

The WhatsApp Thread I Show My Staff Every December

A family from Manchester ordered three hampers on the ninth of December last year. The father WhatsApped me at 11pm Bali time, which was 3pm in England. His two adult daughters and his son were all spending Christmas in separate villas across Bali. One daughter in Uluwatu, one in Canggu, his son in Legian. He wanted all three hampers delivered on Christmas morning before 9am. Same hamper, same time, three different locations across the island.

I told him that the Uluwatu delivery would need to leave our prep area by 6:30am to make it through the Bukit peninsula traffic and arrive before nine. He said that was fine. He paid for all three immediately. On Christmas morning, Kadek handled the Legian delivery at 7:45am, Wayan took the Canggu drop at 8:10am, and I drove the Uluwatu hamper myself because the cliff road requires someone who knows where the villa turnoffs are and I did not want to risk a missed delivery on Christmas Day.

By 9:30am, all three children had posted photos to a family WhatsApp group. The father forwarded me the screenshots. His daughter in Uluwatu had written "Dad how did you even do this from Manchester." His son in Legian wrote "Merry Christmas you legend." The Canggu daughter sent a fifteen-second video panning across the hamper on her villa terrace with the rice paddies behind it. The father's message to me was four words: "Worth every single cent." I screenshot that thread and I show it to Kadek and Wayan at the start of every December as a reminder of why we do the early morning drives.

Ay Ayu Running Sunny Florist Bali since 2013

I notice a pattern every year and it repeats without fail. About 60% of these hampers are ordered by people who are not in Bali. They are in the UK, Australia, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, the US, the Netherlands, Germany. They are parents sending to adult children. They are partners sending to someone who flew out early. They are bosses sending to employees who drew the holiday shift at a Bali office. The remaining 40% are local: villa owners gifting guests, restaurant managers distributing to staff, expat families ordering for Balinese friends. The split has stayed roughly the same for the last five years. What changes each year is the geography. Five years ago, most overseas orders came from Australia. Now Singapore and the UK have overtaken Australia and South Korea has climbed to fourth. The customer base for this hamper has become genuinely international in a way that most of our flower products have not. Flowers are still mostly ordered by Australians. Christmas hampers come from everywhere.

Who Orders This

Parents overseas sending Christmas morning surprises to children in Bali. Corporate teams sending thank-you hampers to Bali-based partners and staff. Villa owners across Canggu, Seminyak, and Ubud leaving a welcome gift for December guests. Couples where one partner arrives in Bali early and the other sends the hamper ahead as a "see you on the twenty-third." Expat families exchanging hampers the way their families back home exchange wrapped gifts under a tree. Restaurant and hotel managers gifting their teams during the staff Christmas party week. Friends splitting the cost of one hamper for a group villa and adding a card signed by everyone.

For birthday gifts that are not Christmas-specific, see the Luxury Bali Hamper or the Relaxation Hamper. For gifts that combine flowers with extras, see the Teddy and Chocolate Hamper or browse the full gifts collection. For flowers alone, see the bestsellers or the complete catalogue.

Delivery

Same day delivery across all areas of Bali. December orders placed before midday arrive by evening. For villa deliveries include the villa name, guest name, and any access gate code in your order notes. For resort and hotel deliveries include the guest name, room number if available, and the resort name. We coordinate directly with concierge and front desk teams for timed room deliveries. Delivery to Pecatu, Gianyar, Tabanan, Ungasan, and Bingin. Seven days a week including Christmas Day. Questions? Call +62 813 3862 5637 or visit the contact page.