Invitation boxes

Custom invitation boxes made to your size with no minimum order. Boxed invitations for weddings, galas, and launches that turn a card into an event before anyone reads it. Rigid boxes with a fitted base, magnetic closures, ribbon, foil, and inserts to hold the card, envelope, and any extras just so. Print full color, or keep it clean with foil on a soft touch wrap. No minimum order, so you can order for one wedding or a small VIP list. Free design help, free samples, and a fast turnaround. Send your card size and the pieces it holds, and we will send a free quote.
Related packaging: rigid boxes, gift boxes, boxes with lids.
Rigid or folding, and how to choose
A rigid box is built on a chipboard frame and wrapped, so it holds its shape, opens with weight and feels expensive the moment it is lifted. A folding carton ships flat and costs less to make and to mail. For a wedding or a gala where the box is part of the gift, rigid is usually the right call. For a launch mailing going to a long list, a folding box with a good finish carries most of the impression at a fraction of the postage.
What goes inside
The insert is what stops an invitation arriving face down and creased. A foam or corrugated insert holds the card, the RSVP and any extras in fixed positions. A ribbon pull lifts the card out cleanly instead of forcing the guest to shake the box. Belly bands, vellum wraps, wax seals and tissue layers all sit comfortably in the same build. Tell us everything that goes in the box and we will lay the insert out around it.
Finishes that photograph well
Invitations get photographed, so the finish matters more here than on most packaging. Soft touch lamination reads as expensive and hides fingerprints. Foil stamping in gold, silver, rose gold or a color catches light in a way flat print cannot. Embossing and debossing add texture without adding color. Specialty wrap papers, linen and felt textures are all available on rigid builds.
Sizing to the card
Start from the invitation, not the box. Give us the flat card size, how many pieces go in, and whether anything is bulky such as a favor or a bottle. Internal dimensions are cut so the card sits flat with a small clearance, because an invitation that has to be bent to fit defeats the whole point.