Eldoret Businesswoman Stunned as Australia-Based Client Orders Money Bouquet Worth KSh 300k
- An Eldoret businesswoman, Beneks Val, received a surprise KSh 300,000 order from a client based in Australia
- Beneks and her trusted business partner completed the bouquets in two days, ahead of a lunch event where the gifts were presented
- She told TUKO.co.ke that she started the money bouquet business in August 2024, and it has quickly grown, amassing many clients
A businesswoman in Eldoret, Uasin Gishu county has expressed her gratitude after one of her clients based in Australia ordered a money bouquet worth KSh 300,000.
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Beneks Val told TUKO.co.ke that the order was part of a collective effort by a group of Kenyans abroad to gift their parents with money bouquets worth KSh 10,000 each.
“I had previously made a money bouquet for one of them, and she referred me to her friends who also wanted to surprise their parents. In total, 30 parents were to be gifted and my client sent me the KSh 300,000,” she said.
The young entrepreneur said she created 30 bouquets, each worth KSh 10,000, which were presented to the parents after a special lunch.
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She explained that it took her two full days to make the bouquets, working alongside a trusted friend and business partner.
“I’ve not yet found anyone else I can fully trust with this job because we handle people’s money. The only person I trust is the guy I currently work with — he’s been doing an excellent job, and we've never received any complaints,” she shared.
When did Beneks Val start money bouquet business?
Beneks, a graduating student from the University of Eldoret, noted that she launched her business in August 2024, and it has since attracted a growing number of clients.
She said money bouquets are her main hustle, but she also offers other surprise-related services and runs errands for clients at a fee.
“I’ve made lots of bouquets. On Mother’s Day, I had roughly 35 orders; Valentine’s Day brought in 34 orders, and for Father’s Day, I had 20. I’m also currently helping a mum who’s returning from abroad surprise her children. The business has been good to me,” she said.
The entrepreneur revealed that 90% of her clients are Kenyans based abroad, including in the USA, UK, and Australia.
She expressed pride in having built a thriving business before even graduating from university.
“I just completed my studies in January and I’m waiting to graduate. I studied hospitality, but I may focus more on the business than on what I studied,” she added.
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Kenyans react to KSh 300k money bouquets
Many Kenyans online praised her entrepreneurial spirit and reacted with admiration and humour to the high-value bouquet order.
Njoki Namu:
“I’d close that business and start another with that kind of money.”
Lynne Linah:
“If you give me that job, I swear I won’t be broke, I don’t even want a salary.”
Mercy:
“Which route do you use? Just make sure you deliver safely.”
Murang'a student receives money bouquet from Qatar-based lover
In other news, TUKO.co.ke reported that a student from Murang’a University became emotional after her fiancé surprised her with gifts, including a money bouquet, on Valentine’s Day.
Mary was going about her day, unaware of the grand gesture, when a gift delivery team arrived at her residence.
She couldn’t hold back her tears as she read the heartfelt love note from her partner, making the beautiful and romantic gesture even more special.
Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
