Event and corporate gifting

Yes. Inai runs both — wedding welcome hampers and guest-room gifting, and corporate programmes covering delegates, dealers, clients and employees. Rathish Kumar's background running Invitty Cognitive Solutions means corporate procurement requirements, GST documentation and multi-address dispatch are familiar ground rather than a learning curve.

Yes. Multi-address dispatch with per-recipient tracking and a closing delivery report, so you know exactly which recipients received their gift and when.

For branded or personalised items, four to six weeks. For curated stocked hampers, two to three weeks. Diwali and Pongal windows compress supplier capacity sharply, so festival programmes should start eight weeks out.

Yes. GST-compliant invoicing and the documentation corporate procurement teams need for sign-off.

Yes — logo, monogram, printed cards, custom boxes and sleeves. We sample the branding physically before bulk production, because logo reproduction on textured or metal surfaces rarely looks like the mock-up.

Yes. Temple craft, brass and kansa, Kanchipuram silk accents, Thanjavur art plates, Athangudi and terracotta pieces — a strong option for outstation delegates and NRI wedding guests, who value the provenance.

A welcome hamper placed in outstation guests' hotel rooms before they arrive — typically water, local snacks, an itinerary card and a small keepsake. For Tamil weddings with large travelling families it is the first impression the family makes, and it is usually the cheapest impression to get right.

Yes. Tell us the per-unit budget and the recipient profile, and we curate to it and show you samples before you commit.