You can print red packets for Chinese New Year with your company branding
and customised design to give out during the festive season to customers, clients,
friends, well-wishers and visitors.
High quality, full color printing and branded ang pows or Chinese New Year red packets
allow you to brand and be a part of the festivities.
| QUANTITY | OFFER | W/ GST | 5PCS/ PACK |
|---|---|---|---|
| 600pcs | $250 | $267.50 | 120 packs |
| 1250pcs | $300 | $321 | 250 packs |
| 2500pcs | $400 | $428 | 500 packs |
| 5000pcs | $500 | $535 | 1000 packs |
| 10000pcs | $700 | $735 | 2000 packs |
Make a special impression this year by having your company’s own personalised red packets / ang pows, printed professionally and given out to your clients and customers, friends and well-wishers to spread joy and cheer during the festive season. The money packets in full color and with your logo or brand on it will be a great gift that creates a bond and serves as a relationship builder with your partners and stakeholders.
Contact us today to start the process!
* Prices quoted in Singapore dollars.
* Prices are subject to GST.
* Design services available, quote upon request.
Red envelopes are gifts presented at social and family gatherings such as weddings or holidays such as Chinese New Year. The red color of the envelope symbolizes good luck and is a symbol to ward off evil spirits. It is also gifted when a person is visiting as a gesture of kindness for visiting.
extracted from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_envelope
“As Lunar New Year approaches, you or your family may receive or have the chance to give red packets, or hongbao (a.k.a., “ang pow” in Hokkien).
In traditional Chinese belief, giving money during the new year is lucky for the person receiving the money, and for the person giving it. In fact, you get double the luck back!”
view more at The Finder – Everything You Need to Know About Red Packets for Chinese New Year in Singapore
“The practice of giving ang pow (red packets) is prevalent among Chinese communities all over the world. It is given to children and unmarried people to wish them luck for the Chinese New Year.
While ang pow giving etiquette is usually honed by observing what our elders did, it can sometimes be a confusing, overwhelming and frustrating process as you ponder how much to give, who to give to and what to do if you receive one.”
view more at 12 Things You Need to Know about Giving and Receiving Ang Pows
“As 2019 draws near, Chinese New Year will be just around the corner before we know it. Ang paos (Chinese: hong bao), or red packets, are one of the first things that come to mind when preparing for Chinese New Year celebrations. For the youngsters, it’s time to go ang pao hunting and for parents, it’s the time to get busy with spring cleaning and spread happiness in the form of giving ang pao.
And for corporate owners, it’s a crucial time to show their generosity and reinforce their brand visibility during this auspicious occasion. They can do so through providing customised red packets for their customers. In Singapore itself, the Chinese New Year tradition has long been rooted in the country and the people as it’s a big occasion to celebrate another year according to the Chinese Lunar calendar.”
view more at Utlimate Guide to Gifting Red Packets for Chinese New Year
