Ramadan & Eid 2027 Corporate Gifts in the UAE: What to Give and When to Order

Ramadan 2027 is expected to begin on Monday 8 February, depending on the moon sighting, and to last 29 or 30 days. Eid Al Fitr is expected on Tuesday 9 or Wednesday 10 March. For companies in the UAE, that means choosing client and employee gifts in early January so they arrive before the holy month begins.

This guide covers Ramadan corporate gifts for clients, partners and employees: bakhoor and oud sets, Arabic coffee and tea sets, prayer mats, scented candles and custom gift boxes that can include dates and tea. Each pick shows its live AED price per unit, with MOQ 25, bulk pricing on request, a free mockup within 4 hours and the date to approve your artwork.

Ramadan gift sets for clients and partners

For clients, partners and VIPs, choose a gift built around Ramadan hospitality: Arabian oud and bakhoor, Arabic coffee, and quiet moments of prayer and reflection. Each set comes in a presentation box, and several can carry your logo on the box or the tasbeeh.

Ramadan gifts for every employee

For your team, choose gifts they will use every day of the holy month and after it: insulated tumblers, ceramic mugs and tea cups, and scented candles for home. The gift sets arrive ready to give in a presentation box, and some come in four colours.

See the full Ramadan gift range and our premium Ramadan gift sets.

Custom Ramadan gift boxes and hampers

A typical custom box combines:

• Dates and tea, on request, for iftar and majlis hospitality
• Bakhoor and an incense burner, from compact wooden burners to portable electric ones
• Arabic coffee cups or a flask, engraved with your logo
• A greeting card with your Ramadan message
• Branded packaging: a box, sleeve or belly band with your logo

Branded orders take 5–7 working days from approval to delivery.

Bakhoor burners, oud and scented candles

Bakhoor and oud bring traditional Arabian fragrance to homes and offices during the holy month. Choose a portable electric bakhoor burner that charges by USB Type-C, a wooden burner with a bamboo storage box, or Arabian oud and vanilla scented candles with bamboo lids.

Arabic coffee and tea sets for iftar and the majlis

Prayer mats and tasbih gifts

A prayer mat with a matching tasbih is a thoughtful Ramadan gift for Muslim colleagues and clients. Choose white or black sets in a tubular gift box, or a cotton mat with a matching pouch for travel. The Pure Noor Reflection set and the EcoBlend Ramadan edition can carry your logo on the tasbeeh and the packaging.

Eid Al Fitr gifts and giveaways

Eid Al Fitr follows Ramadan and is expected on 9 or 10 March 2027. For Eid, a smaller gift for the whole team works well: desk gifts with an Arabic design, mugs and glassware. Every pick starts at 25 pieces.

Ramadan gifting etiquette for companies

• Use the right greeting. "Ramadan Mubarak" means "blessed Ramadan" and is the more formal greeting; "Ramadan Kareem" means "generous Ramadan". For Eid, the usual greeting is "Eid Mubarak".
• Deliver before the month begins. Gifts that arrive in the week before Ramadan, or in its first days, are used all month.
• Plan around shorter working days. In 2026, private-sector working hours in the UAE were cut by two hours a day during Ramadan, so confirm delivery times with your reception.
• Choose gifts that last. Coffee cups, bakhoor burners, prayer mats and flasks are used every day of the month and long after it.
• Add a personal note. A short message from your leadership on the greeting card turns a branded gift into a Ramadan message.

Bulk pricing, MOQ 25 and delivery

Prices on this page are live and per unit, before branding. Most products start at 25 pieces, and each product page shows its own minimum. Ordering for a large team or many clients? Ask for a quote: larger quantities get a better unit price.

We deliver across the UAE to your office or warehouse, 5–7 working days after you approve the artwork.

Planning other occasions? See our guides to UAE National Day corporate gifts and GITEX Global 2026 giveaways.

Ramadan and Eid dates from Gulf News, The National and Khaleej Times. Working hours from MoHRE; greetings from Gulf News. Checked on 2 November 2026. Final dates depend on the official moon sighting.