A thoughtful welcome, a beautifully presented gift or an unexpected treat can leave a lasting impression. For Remco Bosch, Founder of Royal Campden, chocolate offers an opportunity to make these moments feel personal.
Based here in the Cotswolds, Royal Campden has spent the past couple of years developing and fine-tuning its chocolate objects and approach to hospitality. Along the way, the business has built some lovely partnerships and received recognition for its work.
Now, Remco is keen to connect with more of the people behind the region’s hotels, venues, events and local businesses, exploring how Royal Campden could become part of the experiences they create.
Chocolate as part of the experience
Royal Campden’s ambition is to create pieces that feel exceptional in their ingredients and taste, with equal attention paid to how they are presented and enjoyed.
That could mean a chocolate welcome waiting in a hotel room, a carefully presented piece at a dinner place setting, a personal thank-you for a client or a bespoke gift marking a special occasion.
At the heart of the approach is a simple idea: a small, considered gesture can become a memorable part of someone’s experience.
For hospitality and event businesses, there is scope to explore how these details can reflect a particular setting, celebration or brand, giving guests something that feels thoughtful and relevant to the occasion.
Collections and bespoke commissions
Royal Campden’s work ranges from its Permanent Collection to bespoke editions, presentation cases and commissioned objects, created for venues, planners, private celebrations and corporate events.
This offers several starting points for collaboration, whether a business is looking for a distinctive guest gift, something personal for an event or a piece developed especially for a commission.
Remco is keen to approach those possibilities as a conversation, learning from the people who know their guests and customers best while sharing ideas of his own.
An invitation to connect
As Royal Campden continues to develop, Remco would love to meet fellow Cotswolds businesses interested in thoughtful gifting and hospitality.
“Please feel free to get in touch if you’d like to invite me over for a coffee, some chocolate and a conversation.”
Thoughtful objects. Considered hospitality. Created in the Cotswolds.
Find out more at royalcampden.com or contact Remco at contact@royalcampden.com.
