Manish Vora’s Red Moments: Where Every Gift Tells a Story
- CEO Collar

- Apr 24
- 2 min read
Updated: Aug 22
When it comes to gifting, most people settle for the usual. But Manish Vora and his team at Red Moments have always believed that a gift should be more than just an object—it should be an experience, a memory, and a moment worth cherishing.
Founded in 1998, Red Moments has grown from a modest dream into one of India’s leading personalised and corporate gifting brands. At a time when personalised gifts were still a novelty, Manish saw potential in creating a brand that would not just follow trends, but set them. Today, Red Moments is known for its creativity, innovation, and commitment to making every gift truly one-of-a-kind.
“We don’t just make gifts,” Manish says with a smile. “We create emotions that last.”

A Passion for Personalisation
From custom-printed photo frames to fully branded corporate kits, Red Moments has redefined the art of giving. The brand’s strength lies in its deep understanding of the market, an eye for detail, and an ability to blend traditional sentiments with modern design.
Every product that leaves a Red Moments outlet is crafted with care, designed to be memorable, and personalised to reflect the personality of the person receiving it. Whether it's for a birthday, an anniversary, or a corporate milestone, Red Moments ensures that each gift carries a personal touch.
An Ever-Evolving Business Model
Over the years, Red Moments has built a diverse and scalable business model. What started as a small venture now boasts a robust presence across India with:
Franchise stores that bring the Red Moments experience closer to customers.
Shop-in-Shop (SIS) setups within popular retail destinations.
Red Moments Prime, a premium range focused on high-end personalised products.
A growing vertical dedicated to producing and distributing sublimation machines, helping others enter the personalised gifting industry.
The brand's agility and willingness to experiment have been key to its sustained growth. “Innovation is in our DNA,” says Manish. “We’ve never been afraid to try something new.”







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