Festival or occasion-based requirements for teams, clients or event participants.
Plan Festival & Corporate Orders
For employee, client, event or festival requirements, start with the brief: occasion, recipient count, budget guidance, timeline and delivery model. Packaging or message requests are treated as feasibility items—not automatic promises.
- Occasion and approximate recipient count.
- Budget guidance per recipient or total, if you have one.
- Required-by date and whether delivery is single-location or split.
- Packaging/message preferences and company billing details.
Plan Your Festival or Corporate Order
Festival and organisational orders can involve recipient count, timing, presentation and destination structure. Capture those inputs before expecting a commercial proposal.
One consolidated delivery or a proposed split-delivery plan.
A curated mix using products already available on Pujan.org.
Company/GST details, PO references or billing notes that need to be captured early.
Define the occasion
Share audience, quantity, budget guidance and timeline.
Choose suitable products
Suitable products are shortlisted based on availability.
Review presentation
Packaging, notes and split delivery are confirmed only where feasible.
Approve fulfilment
Final scope, invoice and delivery plan are agreed before payment.
Common Questions Before You Enquire
Final pricing, availability and delivery details are confirmed after we review your request.
Can Pujan.org add our company logo?
Branding or logo requests can be submitted, but availability depends on the product, quantity, packaging method and production feasibility. It is not assumed by default.
Can we send gifts to employees in different cities?
You can request multi-location delivery. The address format, shipping cost and operational feasibility are confirmed before the order is accepted.
How early should we enquire for a festival?
Earlier is better when quantities are high or presentation requirements are non-standard. Pujan.org does not publish a universal lead-time promise because stock and logistics vary by product and destination.