Facebook ads for gift shops and florists
Gifts are bought for occasions, and often at the last minute. Ads that show beautiful real products, a clear price and same-day or midnight delivery catch people right when they need you.
The gifting calendar
| When | Occasion |
|---|---|
| February | Valentine's Day |
| May / June | Mother's Day, Father's Day |
| August | Raksha Bandhan, Friendship Day |
| Oct–Nov | Diwali corporate and family gifting; Bhai Dooj |
| December | Christmas and New Year |
| Every day | Birthdays and anniversaries, with midnight delivery |
What sells
- Same-day and midnight delivery, with clear areas and cut-off times.
- Combos: flowers + cake, chocolates + teddy, hampers.
- Personalised gifts: photo frames, mugs, name plates, with the turnaround time.
- Corporate gifting for Diwali and New Year, as a separate ad.
Photos
Use real photos of your arrangements and hampers in good light. Customers want to know exactly what will arrive.
Targeting tips
- Your delivery area; mention the cut-off time for same-day orders.
- Interests: gifts, flowers, birthdays, anniversaries, relationships.
- Start occasion ads 5–7 days before and run them until the cut-off.
Suggested budget
₹150–₹300 a day normally; ₹400–₹800 a day in the week before Valentine's Day, Rakhi and Diwali.
Example ad
Text: 12 red roses and a half-kg chocolate cake, delivered at midnight across Indiranagar, Koramangala and HSR. Order on WhatsApp by 8 pm. Add a personalised card for free.
Run your first ad in about 10 minutes
Your first 3 campaigns on GigaEasy are free — no plan needed. Ad budget from ₹100/day, paid directly to Meta.
Start freeFrequently asked questions
When should gift shops start Valentine's or Rakhi ads?
About 5–7 days before, with the highest budget in the last two days before the cut-off.
Do midnight delivery ads work?
Yes, for birthdays and anniversaries. State the areas and the order cut-off time clearly.
Should I run corporate gifting ads separately?
Yes. Corporate buyers need bulk prices, branding options and invoices, which is a different message from personal gifts.