Florist packaging beyond the round hat box is mostly about the bouquet on the move: long boxes and sleeves that carry cut flowers with the stems protected and the blooms cushioned, so an arrangement survives a delivery drive or a customer's commute without crushing the heads. Flowers are fragile, top heavy, and thirsty, so the packaging has to protect the blooms, contain any water source, and present the arrangement like the gift it is.
We build floral boxes as long bouquet boxes, sleeves, and gift boxes in kraft and full color, sized to hold a wrapped bouquet or long stem flowers with the blooms cushioned and the stems supported. Windows show the flowers, liners handle a water source, and the print carries the florist brand. It suits florists, flower delivery, farmers market growers, and event floral.
No minimum order lets a florist order branded boxes and sleeves without a bulk run. Tell us the arrangement size and whether it holds water and we will spec packaging that protects the blooms and presents the bouquet.
The bouquet on the move
How do floral boxes protect fragile blooms?
Long boxes and sleeves cushion the blooms and support the stems so an arrangement does not crush on a delivery drive or a commute. Flowers are top heavy and fragile, so protecting the heads is the priority.
Can it handle a water source?
Yes, liners can contain a water source or a hydration wrap so fresh stems stay hydrated without soaking the box or the recipient. Tell us how the bouquet is prepared.
Can the flowers be seen?
Yes, a window or a sleeve shows the blooms, which is part of the presentation. The print carries the florist brand around it.
Is there a minimum order?
No minimum, so a florist can order branded boxes and sleeves without a bulk run.
