Used, not shelved
Home décor gifts gather dust. A meal out during move week is the gift clients actually redeem — and remember you for.
Client gift, sorted
The keys are theirs. Dinner tonight is on you.
Closing day is chaos for your clients. A Bravo eGift Card is the closing gift that gets used — a break from unpacking at any of hundreds of Vancouver restaurants, sent instantly with your personal note.
- Instant email delivery
- Never expires
- 500+ restaurants
Why agents send this
Dining beats décor as a realtor closing gift
Home décor gathers dust in a hallway full of boxes. A meal out during move week is what clients redeem — and remember you for.
Professional and personal
Hits the right tone for buyers and sellers. Your note stays with the email; the dinner becomes the story.
Same-day delivery
Close in the morning, gift in the inbox by afternoon. Works at 500+ Vancouver restaurants.
Welcome to the neighbourhood
Neighbourhood tables worth sending new homeowners to
Welcome-home dining across Metro Vancouver — practical for move week, memorable for your clients.
Three simple steps
How Bravo eGift Cards Work
Choose an amount, add a personal message, and send it instantly. They browse 500+ participating Vancouver restaurants, pick their favourite, and redeem at the table — no printing required.
1Choose an amount & add your closing note
Write a short congratulations from you or your brokerage. Checkout is fast.
2Email arrives the day they get the keys
Instant delivery with QR code and PIN — no shipping, no scheduling a drop-off.
3They explore their new neighbourhood
Redeem at 500+ Vancouver restaurants. First meal out as homeowners — funded by their agent.
Deal closed. Gift ready.
Send a dining eGift Card before they finish unpacking — memorable for clients, effortless for you.
FAQs About Closing Day Gift Cards
- Yes — clients are exhausted from moving. A Bravo eGift Card funds a real meal at 500+ Vancouver restaurants without adding more stuff to unpack.
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