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"惊喜" (jīngxǐ) is an informal word. It is used in everyday conversations and is not typically used in formal contexts.
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In everyday conversation, 惊喜 (jīngxǐ) is used to express pleasant surprise or to describe something that is pleasantly surprising. For example, one might say "今天的晚餐真是一个惊喜 (jīngxǐ)！" (Today's dinner was a pleasant surprise!) or "他的表现让我们都很惊喜 (jīngxǐ)！" (His performance pleasantly surprised us all!).
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意外 [adj] unexpected, unforeseen
But note that 意外 can refer to something good or bad, while 惊喜 is something good.
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