Light Bulbs
From fruity Skittles to cool chewy mints, printed lolly light bulbs have a fill for every kind of sweet tooth tucked inside the clear plastic. Chocolate fans get choc beans or mini M&Ms, both packed with colour. Fruit lovers can pick chewy fruits or Skittles, and jelly beans come as an assorted mix or as Jelly Belly beans in mixed colours. Chewy mints sit at the fresher end of things. Every lolly bulb shares the same familiar globe shape, so the fill is what gives each one its personality. Each pack mixes up a little differently, and a few chipped pieces come with the territory, because lollies love to tumble about inside.
An electricity retailer's welcome pack isn't the place for another forgettable pen. For a new customer opening it on moving day, a light bulb full of choc beans is a little wink at what the company does, and a treat to share while the boxes get unpacked. It's a sweet, cheerful hello that actually gets eaten. Smaller add-ons from our cello bags range can fill out the rest of the pack.
Most styles can be branded with a sticker that's hand applied, so each bulb gets a personal touch. Custom lolly light bulbs keep best somewhere cool and dry, under 22 degrees.
Helpful Answers
Are these a good gift for electricity retailers?
Yes, they suit electricity retailers sending welcome gifts to new customers, who get a lolly treat in a shape that winks at the power bill. A choc bean bulb in a move-in pack gets shared around the family on the first night.
What makes printed lolly light bulbs a good front counter treat?
Chewy mint bulbs look clean and calm sitting in a bowl on a front counter, and the fresh flavour suits patients or clients waiting at reception. Every bulb shares the same familiar globe shape, so visitors know what they're picking up straight away.
Which fill suits a school fete stall?
Skittles and chewy fruits suit a school fete best, as kids spot the bright colours from across the oval. Parents running the stall can line the bulbs up in rows so the rainbow fills draw families over.
What's a good pick for a tech startup's investor pitch?
Jelly Belly bulbs are a good pick for founders handing gifts to investors at a pitch night, where the bright idea shape fits the moment. Guests leave with a mixed colour treat that keeps the conversation going over coffee the next day.