IGP Launches Flower Fiesta and Creative Workshops to Celebrate Moms Nationwide

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IGP Rolls Out Multi-Faceted Celebration for Mother’s Day with Floral Tributes, Creative Collaborations, and Thoughtful Giveaways

Mumbai, 9th May, 2025: IGP, a global D2C multi-category gifting platform, is making this Mother’s Day truly unforgettable with “Made for Moms”- a heartfelt campaign celebrating mothers through flowers, creativity, and meaningful brand collaborations with SUTA, Titan SKINN, and Teejh. From eye-catching on-ground experiences to engaging digital campaigns, IGP is spreading love and smiles across the country, reinforcing the joy and emotional value that thoughtful gifting brings to every celebration.

IGP is taking to the streets with the IGP Flower Fiesta, a vibrant, head-turning campaign that brings blooms directly to the city. A beautifully crafted floral arrangement, securely mounted on the back of a flower-adorned bike, is traveling through the city with the rider dressed in IGP-branded attire. This joyful activation is just one of the many ways IGP showcases its commitment to going above and beyond on special occasions because it believes that thoughtful gestures and well-chosen gifts play a powerful role in making celebrations truly unforgettable.

In a heartfelt collaboration with beloved saree brand SUTA, IGP hosted an open-to-all Flower Workshop that blended tradition, creativity, and storytelling. The workshop invited participants to honor their mothers through the beauty of bouquet-making, guided by some of the most talented florists.

Several top influencers joined the workshop alongside their mothers, engaging in hands-on floral artistry and soulful conversations inspired by the elegance of the nine yards. It was a warm, emotional tribute celebrating motherhood with flowers, fabric, and a whole lot of love.

“For us at Suta, every saree is a memory stitched with love. Collaborating with IGP for Mother’s Day felt like coming home, experiencing warmth, sharing laughter, and feeling the smell of maa’s saree after a long day. This wasn’t just a collaboration, it was a love letter to mothers everywhere,” said Sujata Biswas, Co-founder, Suta.

As part of its larger "Made for Moms" campaign, IGP has also rolled out high-impact digital collaborations with leading lifestyle brands Titan SKINN and Teejh, driving engagement and community participation through specially curated Mother’s Day hampers.

“Mothers are at the heart of every home and every celebration. This Mother’s Day, we wanted to create more than just gifts- we wanted to spark moments of joy, appreciation, and connection. Every initiative we’ve planned is ‘Made for Moms’, said Tarun Joshi, IGP Founder. 

“Whether it’s through the vibrant Flower Fiesta, our collaborations with brands like SUTA, Titan SKINN, and Teejh that share our passion for meaningful experiences, our goal is to honor the incredible role mothers play in our lives—with thoughtfulness, beauty, and joy,” he added.

This Mother’s Day, IGP is celebrating the heart of every home with a radiant, countrywide celebration and a meaningful collaboration, bringing together blooms, bikes, sarees, and stories to honor the Mothers who make life beautiful. 

About the Company:
Headquartered in Mumbai, with offices in India, Singapore, and Dubai, International Gifts Platform (IGP) is one of the largest direct-to-consumer gifting companies. Renowned for its wide range of curated festival merchandise, gifts, fresh flowers, cakes, plants, gourmet foods, and personalized products, IGP manufactures and sells its offerings through its website and major marketplaces. With a presence in over 150 countries and 1,000 cities across India, IGP offers convenient delivery options, including 30-minute delivery in 30+ cities and same-day delivery in 400+ cities including three offline stores. To date, IGP has delivered joy to more than 20 million customers worldwide through its timely and thoughtful gifting solutions.

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