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Ordering for a workplace rewards a little lead time. Buy the box in the last week of November or the first of December, keep it somewhere cool, and you have a festive gift ready for whichever day the team is finally all in together.
The second thing is lead time. Every seasonal peak has a delivery cut-off, and it is always earlier than people expect. The safe approach is to order several days before you think you need to, not the day before. Ordering early does not spoil the gift, because chocolate keeps, so an early arrival is simply the recipient having their gift in hand with room to spare.
Father's Day in the UK falls on the third Sunday of June. It is not fixed to a date the way a birthday is, so it moves each year, which is why it catches so many people out. In 2026 that lands on 21 June. Ireland marks the same day, so a gift crossing the Irish Sea has the one deadline to meet.
As ever, do not make assumptions about anyone's dietary needs or allergens. Choose the hamper and point the recipient to the information on each product if they ask. For those who care where the chocolate comes from, the cocoa is sourced through Cocoa Horizons and the company is a member of Origin Green, with production held to BRC Grade A+ standard.
The finish is what makes it feel like thanks rather than habit. These chocolates are handcrafted in Newbridge, Co. Kildare, where Mary Ann O'Brien founded the company in 1992, and a single-origin dark or a hand-finished praline carries that through better than a supermarket box picked up on the last morning.