Mrs. Yen's Candy Bouquet Adds New Flavor to Business Gifts

Cupertino, CA (PRWEB) June 19, 2007 -- Mrs. Yen's, Inc., a Candy Bouquet International, Inc. franchise in Northern and Central California is making unique, customized, gift arrangements available to corporate clients.

"Every business I know has occasion to send gifts to clients, associates and employees," says Irene Kung, who also goes by Mrs. Yen and is founder of Mrs. Yen's, Inc. "Not only is the gift of a candy bouquet fun and unique, it will not fade, wilt or die, and is a sweet alternative to flowers."

Yen says they design each bouquet to look like floral arrangements. They come in creative containers decorated with stems of gourmet candies and chocolates from around the world. They use unique and colorful accessories such as corporate colors and logos to create one-of-a-kind gifts. They also can make customized arrangements with sugar-free items or address other dietary needs and even incorporate other gourmet items into the bouquets.

"Every bouquet is thoughtfully created by hand, designed just for the customer and no two are a like," says Yen. "It's a great way to foster relationships with clients, partners and employees, all while promoting corporate brand and identity."

Mrs. Yen's Candy Bouquet Franchise specializes in creating gift arrangements tailored to fit your every occasion and needs. It features the original and authentic candy bouquets and also offers custom gift baskets, personalized gifts, gourmet delectables and seasonal novelties. Mrs. Yen's currently has retail stores in San Bruno and Hanford, a year-round cart in the Valley Fair, Westfield Shoppingtown and a seasonal cart at Santana Row, in San Jose.

"Candy bouquets are perfect business gifts. They are easy to send, cost-effective and have a lasting impression," according to Yen. "You can simply order online or by phone, and relax in the assurance that a perfect gift will be delivered on your behalf, right on schedule. I love to see the 'wow' on their faces when we deliver these extraordinary candy bouquets."

About Mrs. Yen's, Inc.:
Mrs. Yen's, Inc. was founded in 2006 in Cupertino, CA. It is a custom gift boutique featuring the original and authentic candy bouquet - a delicious alternative to flowers. Mrs. Yens, Inc. owns the Candy Bouquet Franchises that cover more than 50 zip codes in California from the San Francisco Bay Area to the Central Valley and retail stores in Hanford and San Bruno as well as a year round cart in the Valley Fair Westfield Shoppingtown and a seasonal cart at Santana Row, in San Jose. They deliver to most locations in the San Francisco Bay Area and Central California and also ship worldwide or you can contact a Candy Bouquet Franchise nearest you or visit www.candybouquet.com. To order or for more information about Mrs. Yen's, Inc. call 1-888-SO-YUMMY or visit us at our website: www.888SoYummy.com.

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