Custom Party Favor Boxes

Most people start with the look. It’s better to start with what’s inside. A jar of honey and a chocolate truffle might both be party favors, but they need very different boxes.

So here’s what shapes the design: the size and weight of the item, the event, how fancy you want it to feel, and how many boxes you need. From there, we can look at custom dimensions and a structure that holds up. Then comes the fun part: your logo, your colors, or an event design on the outside.

Retail products, event favors, and promotional gifts all follow the same rule. The box has to match the thing in it. If it’s loose, the product rattles around. If it’s tight, nobody wants to pack it.

Explore Party Favor Box Styles

Not every style suits every product, and styles vary by order. Tell us what you’re packing, and we’ll say which ones make sense for your project.

Pillow Party Favor Boxes

Pillow boxes are the little curved ones you see around candy. They’re quick to fill and light, but they’re not meant for anything heavy.

Gable Party Favor Boxes

Gable boxes have a handle on top, a bit like a tiny lunch box. Guests can carry them around easily, which is handy at a busy event.

Tuck-End and Small Favor Boxes

Tuck-end boxes are plain folding boxes with a flap that tucks in to close. Soap bars, small candles and chocolates sit nicely in them.

Window Party Favor Boxes

Some products just look good. A window lets people see them before they open anything.

Cube and Specialty-Shaped Favor Boxes

A cube or a specialty shape is for when you want the box itself to get noticed, say on a dessert table.

Premium Gift-Style Favor Boxes

These are firmer and feel more like a real gift box, which suits jewelry and keepsakes. If you want that feel, have a look at our Corrugated Mailer Boxes USA.

Choose the Right Material for Your Favor Boxes

Material changes how the box feels in your hand, how strong it is and how sharp your artwork looks. Available stocks and thicknesses vary, so we’ll confirm what’s possible for your project.

Cardboard and Paperboard Favor Boxes

Paperboard is light and takes print well. If your design is colorful and the product is small and light, it’s a safe pick.

Kraft Party Favor Boxes

Kraft is that plain brown paper look. It suits handmade-style products and simple designs. Our Standard Mailing Boxes USA show how it looks.

Corrugated Favor Boxes

Corrugated has a wavy layer inside, which makes it much stronger. Use it when the item is heavy or the box has to be shipped.

Premium and Specialty Materials

There are premium and specialty materials too, for more upscale gifts. Ask what’s on offer for your product.

Custom Printed and Personalized Party Favor Boxes

Personalizing is the part people enjoy. Put your company logo on the box, or your branded artwork. For events, add names, dates, a short message or a monogram, where that’s supported. You pick the colors and the design. And if your box can be printed inside as well as outside, we’ll tell you. When your artwork’s ready, we’ll talk you through preparation and approval.

Party Favor Boxes With Custom Logos

Your logo makes a plain box yours. It also keeps giveaways and retail gifts looking like they belong together.

Personalized Boxes for Weddings and Special Events

Names and a date on a wedding favor box feel personal. Short messages work too, like a simple thank you.

Custom Printing and Color Options

Choose colors to match your brand or your theme. Printing methods depend on the box, so ask us about yours.

Finishes and Add-Ons for Custom Favor Packaging

Don’t add a finish just because it exists. Add it if it helps the box look better or work better. We’ll tell you what’s available for yours.

Matte and Gloss Finishes

Matte looks soft and a bit modern. Gloss is shinier, and colors look brighter.

Foil Stamping, Embossing, and Debossing

Foil adds a metallic shine to a logo or name. Embossing pushes the design up from the surface, and debossing presses it in.

Windows, Handles, Ribbons, and Decorative Details

A window shows the product, a handle makes the box easier to carry, and a ribbon makes it feel like a gift.

Inserts and Dividers for Small Gifts

Inserts keep an item from sliding about. Dividers separate several small gifts in one box.