Toronto Baskets · Christmas 2026 · Christmas Day falls on a Friday
Plan a Christmas basket that lands on time: the last order day for each kind of address, the baskets chosen most over three Christmas seasons sorted by price, and how companies line up client and staff gifts. Thursday, December 24 is the last delivery day before Christmas.
Type in the recipient's postal code to see the first day a basket can reach them and how much time is left to order. A date up to Thursday, December 24 makes it for Christmas; anything later means ordering sooner, or turning it into a gift for after the holiday.
Courier deliveries run Monday to Friday. Same-day delivery covers only Toronto and parts of the Greater Toronto Area, seven days a week.
Nothing is delivered on Christmas Day or Boxing Day, so Thursday, December 24 is the final day a basket can arrive. The further the address, the earlier the order has to go in.
| Delivery | Last order |
|---|---|
| Anywhere else in Canada by courier; the checker above shows how many business days the postal code takes | Count back that many business days, Monday to Friday, from Thursday, December 24, and order before 2 p.m. local time |
| Courier, up to 3 business days including Kitchener, Waterloo, Guelph, Cambridge, Kingston, Peterborough, Belleville, Cobourg, Stratford and Kincardine | Monday, December 21, before 2 p.m. local time |
| Courier, up to 2 business days including Barrie, Orangeville, Innisfil, Bradford West Gwillimbury, Georgetown, Halton Hills, Uxbridge, Georgina, Courtice, Bowmanville and Kawartha Lakes | Tuesday, December 22, before 2 p.m. local time |
| Milton, Caledon, East Caledon and King same-day covers only the built-up parts; rural postal codes go by courier in up to 2 business days | Thursday, December 24, by 11 a.m. local time in the built-up parts; Tuesday, December 22, before 2 p.m. local time for rural codes |
| Same-day only in Toronto and parts of the Greater Toronto Area, seven days a week | Thursday, December 24, by 11 a.m. local time |
Each of the twelve gifts below was ordered for Christmas in at least two of the 2023, 2024 and 2025 seasons, and they are sorted by what those Christmas orders came to. Only one finished far enough clear of the rest to carry a rank. Prices are today's.












Toronto Baskets orders placed between November 1 and December 24 in 2023, 2024 and 2025, with all orders 2023–2025 alongside where it adds something.
Six pointers drawn from the season's orders.
Wine was in 38% of Christmas orders, compared with 32% over all orders 2023–2025, and the Wicker Picnic Basket Wine Gift with Brie and Chocolate Truffles was the season's most-ordered gift. Browse the wine gift baskets. For bubbles, see the champagne gift baskets.
If the recipient doesn't drink, or nobody 19 or older will be in to show photo ID, pick a basket without alcohol: the Holiday Gift Basket with Coffee, Cookies, and Acacia Board ($103.99) or the Assorted Gourmet Cookies Gift Basket with Two-Tone Mug ($93.99).
In the final week before Christmas, 53% of orders held a gift with a holiday name in its title; four weeks or more ahead, only 8% did. The Festive Chocolate and Tea Holiday Gift Basket fits a late order, and the Christmas gift baskets hold more.
96% of Christmas orders held a single gift and 4% held two or more. Sending to a client list or a whole team? The business section below explains how.
14% of Christmas orders were placed on a Saturday or Sunday. The courier runs Monday to Friday, so those leave on Monday; same-day delivery, which runs only in Toronto and parts of the Greater Toronto Area, keeps going at weekends.
80% of Christmas orders came to $100 or more, and from there delivery is free across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area. Under $100, checkout shows the charge before you pay.
Businesses placed 43% of Christmas orders, well above the 30% they make up across all orders 2023–2025. They also plan further out: 43% of their Christmas orders went in more than two weeks before December 25, and only 21% came in the final week, against 36% for everyone else.
Same-day delivery runs only in Toronto and parts of the Greater Toronto Area (how it works); the other places below are served by courier, Monday to Friday.
Same-day covers only the built-up parts of Milton, Caledon, East Caledon and King. Rural postal codes go by courier: up to 2 business days.
It depends on the address. Same-day delivery, only in Toronto and parts of the Greater Toronto Area, takes orders until 11 a.m. local time on Thursday, December 24. By courier, order before 2 p.m. local time on Tuesday, December 22 where delivery takes up to 2 business days, or on Monday, December 21 where it takes up to 3. For any other address, the postal code checker shows how many business days to allow.
There are no deliveries on Christmas Day, Boxing Day or New Year's Day. The courier works Monday to Friday; same-day delivery, which runs only in the places listed above, carries on through weekends up to Thursday, December 24.
Yes. Alcohol deliveries follow provincial law, and the person accepting one must be of legal drinking age, 19 or older, with photo ID. If nobody that age will be in, send a basket without alcohol, such as the Assorted Gourmet Cookies Gift Basket with Two-Tone Mug.
Orders of $100 and more travel free across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area. Below that, and for courier addresses, the charge appears at checkout before payment; a remote address can carry an extra service charge.
Enter the purchaser's email address and the postal code on the order tracking page. The status moves on as the order is prepared, dispatched and delivered.
Through the contact page, by email, phone or chat, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. local time, with longer hours near major holidays. Have the order number ready.