Gifting occasion

Speaker and VIP Gifts

A speaker gift can feel personal without becoming a promotional giveaway. Start with a suitable piece, then check whether individual names, dates and presentation can be arranged for your list.

Who this is for

Usually ordered by
Event producers, comms, executive assistants
Typical run
Set by the speaker and guest list
When to start
Confirm against the event date

What we'd make for this

  • Their name and the session date, etched — not your company logo on the side
  • Your mark small, on the base, where they find it when they wash it
  • A cup and saucer rather than a mug — it reads as a piece, not as merch
  • Matte black or a coloured glaze if the brand allows it; it needs no print at all

Straight answer

Resist putting your logo on the front

A speaker gift is a thank-you, not a billboard. A cup with your logo across the side is something they display for you; a cup with their own name on it is something they keep for themselves. The second one sits on a desk for years, and your mark is on the base of it the whole time.

Questions buyers ask

Can every piece say something different?

Individual names or dates may be possible on selected pieces. Send the recipient list format and quantity so we can confirm the method, proofing and per-piece cost.

What is the minimum?

The minimum depends on the selected cup, lettering method and production arrangement. Tell us your quantity so we can check the viable options.

Can we see it before you make fifty of them?

We agree the artwork and placement before production. A physical sample can be discussed for a first run, with its timing and cost confirmed in the quote.

Other gifting occasions

Tell us the date and the headcount

Send your logo, the quantity, and the day you need them in hand. We come back within 24 hours with tiered pricing, packaging options, and a delivery date — or we tell you it is not feasible, before you commit.