FOR FLORISTS & FLORAL GIFTING
A beautiful frame for every arrangement.
Plan flower gift boxes, bouquet carriers and coordinated bags around the finished arrangement. Define the water container, the support and the opening before choosing colour, ribbon and print details.
Designed around what matters.
Begin with the arrangement
Share the widest floral spread, overall height and the arrangement base. Leave room for blooms at the opening and explain whether the customer carries an exposed bouquet or a fully enclosed gift.
Keep water and paper separated
Specify the vase, sealed reservoir or other water-holding component separately. Plan how it stays upright and how it is isolated from the decorative paper shell. A standard gift box should not be assumed to be watertight.
Make the handover comfortable
Place handles clear of the flower heads and check the balance with the filled arrangement. Agree how the florist loads the pack and how the recipient removes or displays the flowers.
Find the right starting structure.
| Application | Format to explore | Details to define |
|---|---|---|
| Bouquet carrier concept | Open-top sleeve or handled carrier | Stem bundle size, blossom clearance and grip position |
| Arrangement box concept | Decorative box around a separate container | Reservoir dimensions, upright support and water isolation |
| Flowers & gift set concept | Divided presentation box with separate compartments | Moisture separation, item weights and removal sequence |
Presentation references from the catalogue.
These gift boxes and bags illustrate presentation styles. Fresh-flower use needs a separate structure and water-containment review.
Move from concept to sample.
Agree the structure and internal dimensions first, then review the artwork and assembled sample with the intended contents. Keep the approved version, component list and packing arrangement together.
A few useful answers
Are the pictured gift boxes ready to hold fresh flowers?
The linked catalogue boxes and bag are references for shape, colour and presentation. A fresh-flower pack needs a separately reviewed water container, support and filled handling sample.
Can flowers and desserts share one gift presentation?
They can be developed as separate compartments within a coordinated gift concept. Keep water, plant material and food-contact components separated, and review the complete layout and handling conditions before ordering.
Make it fit your product.
Send your product details, preferred style, quantity and destination. We’ll review the specification, sample options and a project-specific quotation.