Custom Flower Boxes
A florist's packaging carries the brand into someone else's home, usually as a gift, and it is photographed more often than most packaging will ever be. That is why custom boxes have replaced generic sleeves and wraps across so much of the industry.
Bulk pricing
From $0.38 per unit
At a 50 unit minimum. Final price depends on size, material, and finishing.
Key Takeaway
Custom flower boxes are specified around the arrangement and around whether the flowers are fresh. Fresh stems need a waterproof liner or an inner vessel so water never reaches the board, while dried and preserved arrangements allow a printed interior instead. Shape, wall height and closure are then chosen from how the arrangement is presented and delivered. Half Price Packaging orders start at 50 units, with 100 or more required for specialty rigid formats. Production runs from about 7 business days, plus 2 to 5 business days for delivery. Call (866) 225-2112.
Half Price Packaging builds flower boxes in round, square and rectangular shapes, with waterproof liners, foam bases, lids and printed branding. Orders start at 50 units, with 100 or more required for specialty rigid formats. Call (866) 225-2112 with the arrangement type and the sizes you want to offer.
Fresh, dried or preserved changes the build
Fresh arrangements need a waterproof liner or an inner vessel. Without one the board softens at the base within a day, and a soft base is what makes an arrangement tilt in a customer's hallway.
Dried and preserved arrangements need no liner, which lowers the cost and allows the interior board to be printed. Say which you sell, because it changes both the build and the price.
Shape, wall height and how full it looks
Round hat box shapes suit domed arrangements, square and rectangular boxes suit structured and modern styles. Wall height controls how much stem is hidden, so a taller wall makes a modest arrangement read as full.
Most florists offer two or three sizes. Building them as one family keeps lids, liners and artwork consistent, which matters more once you are reordering several sizes on different cycles.
Branding on a box that gets photographed
Foil stamping on a matte surface is the most requested florist finish, because it reads clearly in a photograph and does not compete with the flowers. A printed liner or lid underside adds a second branded surface.
Keep the logo on the face the recipient sees when the box is set down. That is usually the front wall rather than the lid, since the lid is often removed before the arrangement is photographed.
Delivery, transport and the box surviving the trip
A flower box travels in a vehicle with other deliveries. A foam base holds stems at the angle you set them, and a lid or a transport collar stops the arrangement moving on a corner.
If you deliver in your own vehicles, say how the boxes are stacked. Stackability is a construction decision, and a box that cannot be stacked halves the drops per run.
Quantities, sizes and quoting
Orders start at 50 units, with 100 or more required for specialty rigid formats. Rigid round and wrapped builds sit in that group, and each size in a range carries its own minimum.
For a quote, send the shapes, sizes, arrangement type, liner and foam requirements, branding preference, quantity per size and the destination. Call (866) 225-2112 to start.
Frequently asked questions
Do custom flower boxes need a waterproof liner?
Fresh arrangements do. Without a liner or inner vessel the board softens at the base within a day, which makes the arrangement tilt. Dried and preserved arrangements need no liner and allow a printed interior instead.
Which shape should I choose?
Round hat box shapes suit domed arrangements and square or rectangular boxes suit structured styles. Wall height matters as much as shape, since a taller wall hides more stem and makes a modest arrangement read as full.
Where should the branding go?
On the face the recipient sees when the box is set down, usually the front wall rather than the lid, because the lid is often removed before the arrangement is photographed. Foil on a matte surface is the most requested finish.
Can a foam base be included?
Yes. A cut foam base holds stems at the angle the florist sets them and stops the arrangement collapsing in a delivery vehicle. It has to fit the internal dimensions closely, or it rotates and takes the arrangement with it.
What is the minimum order for custom flower boxes?
Orders start at 50 units, with 100 or more required for specialty rigid formats. Rigid round and wrapped builds sit in that group, and each size in a range carries its own minimum, so plan the range first.
How long do custom flower boxes take?
Production runs from about 7 business days, depending on the product, quantity and finishing, plus 2 to 5 business days for delivery. Rigid builds with liners and foam bases sit at the longer end of that range.
Why buyers order from Half Price Packaging
- Orders start at 50 units, with 100 or more for specialty rigid formats
- Free design assistance and a digital proof approved by you before production
- Free shipping across the US
- Size guides and spec tables published from real production data
- Production runs from about 7 business days, depending on the product, quantity, and finishing, plus 2 to 5 business days for delivery
- Talk to a packaging specialist at (866) 225-2112
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