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Wine Tote & Picnic Basket Gift Sets

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Picnic and wine tote gift sets for long service retirements, awards banquets, community partner recognition and top volunteer thank-yous. Insulated lunch and cheese totes at the entry. Picnic backpacks and carriers for two, which are the ones that actually leave the house. Woven baskets with flatware, glassware and napkins for four, for a display or a presentation. Several are built around the service pieces rather than a bottle, which is what to choose where alcohol is not permitted.

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The Set That Arrives Finished

A retirement after a long career, a banquet award, a community partner who carried a program all year: these are the occasions where somebody has to produce a gift that looks like the occasion, usually while doing three other things. A complete set arrives boxed and presentable, so nobody spends an evening assembling it into something respectable.

Presence Versus Use

A four person woven basket photographs beautifully on an awards table and then lives in a garage. A two person backpack set is less impressive in the room and gets taken to a lake. Decide which of those you are buying before you compare prices, because both are defensible and they are not the same gift. Whatever you choose, get the component list in writing before you describe it to a recipient. Call 800.431.3473.

Common Questions

Which set is most likely to be used rather than displayed?

A two person backpack or carrier. The full baskets are the better object and the worse gift, unless the point is the presentation.

Can we get a set without the wine?

Several are, built around the plates and flatware instead. Those are the ones to specify where a department cannot give alcohol.

What does service for two or four include?

Generally plates, flatware, glassware and napkins to that count, but it moves set to set. Get the list from us in writing first.