The gift set includes a lovely handmade bouquet of flowers and a drink of any kind, combined with a bucket for your desk to decorate.

Buyers can choose from a variety of drinks such as peach orange hibiscus, cheese milk tea, peach jelly tea, cheese salt coffee... These are drinks that are very popular with girls because they are both delicious and trendy.

The flowers in the set are made of high-quality dried flowers that can last up to 6 months. According to Ms. Thuy, the gift can be kept for a long time.

This creative gift is also affordable, not only caring for the spirit but also the body. Therefore, wholesale and retail customers are placing orders in droves. The shop has stopped accepting orders since March 5 to finish the production.

She said this year orders have increased dramatically compared to previous years, selling more than 15,000 cups. Most of her customers are businesses buying as gifts for their employees.

"However, before March 8, there was still a very special order. At exactly 12 midnight, a male friend earnestly wanted to place an order for the ladies working with him. They are very friendly and happy people every time they meet you. This morning, I tried to wake up early to make another special order of 4 cups to deliver to him at 8am," she said.

Meanwhile, Thao Vi's bakery (born in 1997, Thu Duc City, Ho Chi Minh City) also had a lot of orders when she launched a bouquet of flowers made from cookies.

She shared that cookies are relatively easy to make, loved by many people from children to adults, with small sizes suitable for giving to friends, colleagues...

This year, she combined cookies shaped into pretty flowers, decorated with small flowers, wrapped and tied with a bow meticulously to create a unique bouquet for March 8.

According to the owner, a bouquet of cakes is "affordable", only from 35,000 VND, so it is very popular with students, you can both admire and eat. This is also the first year she decided to "switch" from cakes to cookies to sell on the occasion of March 8.

In a hurry, the kitchen "exploded" and made more than 100 bundles of biscuits (about 500 small cakes) in 4 days.

"Today, March 8, my kitchen is completely broken. Every cake that comes out of the oven is sold out. I still have 30 bouquets that are not finished yet. I am diligently drawing and meticulously making each bouquet so that customers can pick them up after 4 p.m.," Vi said.

According to Mr. The Hien (customer of the shop), the gift of a bouquet of flowers made of sugar-painted cookies will be a new choice, not boring but will leave a deep impression on the giver because of the cuteness of the "pictures" on the cake. The recipient can make full use of the gift on the occasion of March 8 this year.