- Rigid hat boxes, square rose cubes, drawer boxes and tall bouquet shippers made to your exact inside size.
- CubitPack produces rigid flower boxes from 50 units (mailers from 250, folding cartons from 1,000) in 10 to 14 business days.
- Free design support, zero die or plate charges, guaranteed Pantone color matching and free shipping across all 50 US states.
- Add satin ribbon carry cords, die-cut stem grids, clear display lids or lower keepsake drawers; review a 3D mockup before paying.
Custom Flower Boxes
Custom flower boxes built to your exact inside dimensions and printed with your florist logo, colors and foil details for fresh bouquets, preserved roses and hat-box arrangements. Orders start at 50 boxes in 10 to 14 business days (rush in 4 to 5), with free design help, no die or plate charges and free shipping to all 50 states. You approve a digital proof and 3D mockup first.
What are custom flower boxes?
Custom flower boxes are rigid hat cylinders, square rose cubes, long-stem presentation cases and corrugated bouquet shippers built to your exact inside dimensions and printed with your floral studio's logo, colors and foil crest. Unlike thin florist wraps that crush in transit or unbranded stock cylinders sold only in nested sets, a custom box holds wet floral foam, hydration tubes or preserved rose grids upright while turning every arrangement into a keepsake vessel. Most floral studios wrap rigid chipboard (gray board) in smooth white paper for blush, cream or obsidian finishes with gold foil stamping, or choose kraft and corrugated board for upright farm-to-door bouquet delivery. At CubitPack, custom rigid flower boxes start at 50 boxes, mailers at 250 and folding cartons at 1,000, produced in 10 to 14 business days with 4 to 5 day rush. Design help, custom dielines and shipping across all 50 states are free.
Flower boxes facts
- Minimum
- 50 rigid · 250 mailer · 1,000 card
- Turnaround
- 10–14 business days
- Rush
- 4–5 business days, quoted
- Materials
- Rigid chipboard (gray board), white card, kraft, corrugated
- Printing
- CMYK, Pantone, inside lid, white ink on dark wraps
- Finishes
- Gold/rose-gold foil, soft-touch, matte, emboss, spot UV
- Add-ons
- Stem grids, ribbon handles, clear lids, lower drawers
- Proofs
- Digital proof + 3D mockup before payment
- Shipping
- Free to all 50 US states
Which custom flower box style fits my arrangements?
| Box style | Best floral arrangement | Closure & carry | Insert or liner setup | Ships flat? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Two-piece rigid hat box | Domed fresh bouquets and 9 to 36 preserved roses | Lift-off lid + satin rope handles | Drop-in plastic pot liner or rose grid | No (set-up rigid) |
| Rigid drawer flower box | Roses on top + jewelry, candle or truffles below | Top lift lid + bottom ribbon-pull drawer | Upper stem plate + lower foam pad | No (set-up rigid) |
| Magnetic book-style box | Dozen or two-dozen long-stem presentation roses | Concealed magnet flap + satin tie | Scored stem cradle + hydration tube slot | Optional collapsible |
| Window lid display box | Single eternity rose cube or dried botanical set | Clear window lid or full window sleeve | Die-cut single-stem collar | Depends on board |
| Gable or rope-carry carton | Farmer's market bouquets and walk-out studio gifts | Built-in top handle or grommet cords | Vase cup lock in base | Yes (folds flat) |
| Tall corrugated shipper | Overnight e-commerce fresh flower deliveries | Tape-seal top and bottom flaps | Internal corrugated neck lock + air vents | Yes (ships flat) |
Not sure which style fits?
Request a Quote →What size custom flower box do I need?
Every flower box is cut to your exact inside dimensions (length × width × height, or diameter × height for cylinders). Measure the widest bloom spread and the height of your vase liner, foam brick or stem grid before choosing a size. Whether you are comparing luxury round hat flower boxes, preserved rose gift boxes, printed florist bouquet boxes, long stem rose presentation boxes or custom printed flower boxes, we size the template to your exact container.
| Inside size (in) | Typically fits | Popular style |
|---|---|---|
| 4 × 4 × 4.5 in | Single jumbo preserved eternity rose with stem collar | Two-piece rigid cube or window lid |
| 6 × 6 × 6 in | 9 to 12 preserved roses or petite fresh table dome | Two-piece rigid hat box |
| 8 × 8 × 7 in | 16 to 25 preserved roses or medium bouquet with lower drawer | Rigid hat box or drawer box |
| 10 × 10 × 9 in | 36-rose luxury dome or tall floral centerpiece arrangement | Two-piece rigid box with ribbon cords |
| 24 × 7 × 5 in | 12 to 24 long-stem roses laid flat with water tubes | Magnetic closure or two-piece presentation box |
| 12 × 12 × 20 in | Upright hand-tied bouquet shipped overnight via parcel carrier | Corrugated shipping box with neck insert |
Suggested inside size: 4 × 4 × 4.5 in
A starting point. Your account manager confirms the size with you before the proof.
Quote this size →Know your product's size? Work out the inside box size with our free box size calculator.
Have your inside dimensions ready? Request pricing across up to 3 quantities.
Request a Quote →How do I choose flower boxes?
- Distinguish fresh stems from preserved rosesFresh arrangements need room for a waterproof plastic liner cup, wet floral foam or stem water tubes. Preserved roses sit dry in a die-cut cardboard or EVA foam grid.
- Decide whether the lid closes over the bloomsFor domed bouquets that rise above the rim, the lid sits underneath the base as a pedestal or covers only during storage. For courier delivery, make the box taller than the blooms.
- Pick set-up rigid or flat-folding structureSet-up rigid cylinders and cubes deliver maximum wall strength from 50 units. Collapsible magnetic boxes and corrugated shippers store flat when backroom studio space is tight.
- Select a moisture-resistant outer wrapMatte or soft-touch lamination over coated art paper lets florists wipe away stray mist droplets without spotting the paperboard.
- Add carry cords or a keepsake drawerEyelet-mounted satin ribbons turn a hat box into a walk-out tote, while a slide-out bottom drawer holds a necklace, perfume bottle or truffle tray.
- Review your 3D mockup and dielineSend your logo or sketch for free design help; you approve the exact placement of your foil crest and stem grid before production starts.
What are flower boxes made of?
Which finishes can flower boxes have?
Which add-ons can I get?
Flower boxes specifications
| Spec | Options |
|---|---|
| Box structures | Rigid hat boxes (square or cylinder), drawer boxes, long-stem magnetic cases, corrugated bouquet shippers |
| Board & core | Rigid chipboard (gray board) with art/kraft paper wrap, folding paperboard, E/B-flute corrugated; caliper |
| Moisture protection | Matte/gloss/soft-touch exterior lamination; interior coating or drop-in plastic liner availability |
| Printing | Full-color CMYK, exact Pantone (PMS) matching, interior lid printing, white ink on dark wraps |
| Finishes | Hot foil stamping, embossing, debossing, spot UV, soft-touch, matte and gloss lamination |
| Inserts | Die-cut cardboard rose grids, EVA foam stem holders, corrugated vase collars, jewelry drawer pads |
| Size range | Custom inside L × W × H or diameter × height; min/max cylinder diameter |
| Minimum order | 50 boxes for rigid styles; 250 for mailer styles; 1,000 for folding cartons; ±5% delivery variance |
| Proofs & samples | Free digital proof and 3D mockup before payment; optional paid printed sample credited to order |
| Turnaround | 10–14 business days standard; 4–5 business days rush quoted on request |
| Shipping | Free delivery to all 50 US states; split shipping to multiple floral studios available |
Ready to quote your flower boxes? Compare up to 3 quantities with a free 3D mockup.
Request a Quote →What do florists and gift brands pack in custom flower boxes?
Floral packaging has to support top-heavy blooms, hide hydration hardware and look striking on a dining table or reception desk. Tell us how many stems you arrange and how the order travels, and we will size the box and internal grid together.
Flower boxes design ideas
Example designs with made-up brands. Your packaging is made to your design.
What are the most common custom flower box mistakes?
Most floral packaging issues happen when wet foam, top-heavy blooms or stem heights are not accounted for on the dieline. Avoid these five mistakes. When specifying printed flower boxes, branded flower boxes, wholesale flower boxes, bulk custom flower boxes and personalized flower boxes, avoid these common production mistakes
- Putting wet floral foam directly against unlined paperboard. Always sit wet foam inside a waterproof plastic liner cup or barrier tray.
- Sizing the box to the vase cup instead of the bloom canopy. If a courier box lid closes over the flowers, add at least 1.5 inches of headspace above the tallest petal.
- Drilling stem grid holes too wide for preserved roses. Over-sized holes let rose heads tilt and crush adjacent petals in transit.
- Attaching carry ribbons without metal eyelets or backing tabs. Heavy wet floral foam will tear ribbon slits unless the wall is reinforced.
- Skipping neck locks in tall e-commerce bouquet shippers. Without a mid-height collar gripping the stems, the bouquet slides upward when the carton tips.
Chat with a designer now
Share your logo, a sketch or an AI image. We'll rebuild every element cleanly onto your box dieline and send a 3D mockup, free.
Made your design with AI?
Generated a concept in Google Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude or Midjourney? Send us your AI image: we rebuild every element onto your box dieline and show you a 3D mockup before you pay, free.Custom vs stock flower boxes: which is better?
| Stock (plain) | Custom from CubitPack | |
|---|---|---|
| Dimensions & stem grids | Sold only in generic nested S/M/L sets without inserts | Built to your exact rose count, vase liner diameter and stem height |
| Branding & finish | Unprinted paper or peel-off sticker that curls in humidity | Pantone wrap, hot foil crest, soft-touch lamination and inside lid print |
| Minimum order | By the case, limited color availability | From 50 rigid boxes (250 mailers, 1,000 folding cartons) |
| Structural options | Basic cylinder or folding carton only | Lower jewelry drawers, clear window lids, satin rope eyelets and stem locks |
| Design & proofing | No dieline or visual proof | Free design help, custom dieline, digital proof and 3D mockup before payment |
Get custom flower boxes sized to your product, with a free 3D mockup before you pay.
Request a Quote →Are flower boxes safe and sustainable?
Laminated exterior wraps resist workbench mist
Matte, gloss and soft-touch film laminations protect outer paper wraps from damp hands, flower mister spray and cold-room condensation.Sized for waterproof pot liners and hydration tubes
Cardboard and chipboard (gray board) are not meant to hold standing water directly; we size your inside cavity to fit your plastic liner pot, cellophane wrap or water tubes cleanly.FSC paper and recycled chipboard (gray board) available
Ask for FSC-certified wrap papers, recycled rigid chipboard (gray board) cores and soy-based inks on your floral quote.How do I order custom flower boxes?
Tell us what you need
Size, quantities or AI conceptCompare volume pricing
Dedicated account managerApprove your proof
Digital proof + 3D mockupMade and shipped
Free to all 50 statesWhat drives the price of custom flower boxes?
The price depends on four things, and every custom quote is free.
Structure & shape
Round rolled-edge cylinders and multi-drawer boxes take more hand assembly than square two-piece cubes or flat folding cartonsDimensions & board caliper
Taller hat boxes and long-stem cases use heavier chipboard (gray board) and larger wrap sheetsOrder quantity
Ordering 100, 250 or 500 rigid boxes lowers the unit cost compared with a 50-box runAdd-ons & hardware
Satin ribbon handles with metal eyelets, EVA foam rose grids and clear window lids add to the base boxTo keep unit costs down without sacrificing presentation, choose a square rigid two-piece box instead of a round cylinder (square boxes cut and wrap faster and ship more compactly on pallets) and stamp a single metallic foil logo on a dyed-through or Pantone-printed wrap. Your first order includes 10% off, and we beat written US competitor quotes for identical specs. Buyers ordering custom size flower boxes, two-piece rigid hat box flower boxes or rigid hat box flower boxes can compare up to three quantities in one quote.
10% off your first order.
Request a Quote →What do I need to send for a quote?
- The product and how many you need
- The inside size, or what goes in it
- A style, or ask us to suggest one
- Your logo or artwork (an AI image is fine)
- Pantone codes, if you have them
- Delivery ZIP code and the date you need it
Can I see a sample first?
Sample kit
Board and finish swatches, sample boxes, labels and bags. Credited to your first order.Digital proof + 3D mockup
See it before you payPrinted sample
Of your own designHow does shipping work?
- Free shipping to all 50 states
- Worldwide with DDP prices: duties and taxes included
- Blind and split shipping
- Damaged in transit? We reprint the damaged units free
Why brands choose CubitPack
Dedicated specialist
One account manager from quote to deliveryPantone guaranteed
Clearly off? We reprintReprint or refund
If we get it wrong, you chooseBBB accredited
A US business you can checkFlower boxes questions
What is the minimum order quantity for custom flower boxes?
Custom rigid flower boxes (including hat boxes, square rose cubes, drawer boxes and magnetic long-stem cases) start at just 50 boxes. If you need corrugated bouquet shipping boxes, minimums start at 250 for mailer styles or 1,000 for standard shipping and folding cartons.
Can custom flower boxes hold water or wet floral foam directly?
Paperboard and rigid chipboard (gray board) should not hold standing water directly. For fresh-cut flowers, florists place a waterproof plastic pot liner, heavy cellophane wrap or individual stem hydration tubes inside the box, while exterior matte or soft-touch lamination protects the outside from water droplets.
How do I size a flower box for 9, 16 or 25 preserved roses?
Standard preserved rose heads measure about 1.75 to 2.25 inches across. A 6 × 6 inch square or 6 inch round box typically fits 9 to 12 roses, an 8 × 8 inch box fits 16 to 25 roses, and a 10 × 10 inch box fits up to 36 roses. We cut the internal stem grid to match your exact rose diameter.
Do you make two-tier flower boxes with a bottom drawer for jewelry or chocolates?
Yes. Rigid drawer flower boxes combine an upper floral chamber (with a die-cut rose grid or liner recess) and a slide-out lower drawer fitted with a ribbon pull and custom foam or card compartments for rings, necklaces, candles or truffles.
Should I choose round hat boxes or square flower boxes?
Round hat boxes give the classic Parisian florist silhouette for domed bouquets, while square flower boxes align rose grids into neat rows (such as 3 × 3 or 4 × 4) and pack more tightly into shipping cartons. We can quote both shapes so you can compare.
Can you add satin ribbon carry handles to the sides of the box?
Yes. We can fit metal eyelets into the opposite walls of your rigid flower box and thread grosgrain, satin or braided cotton cords through them so customers can carry the arrangement upright like a handbag without tilting the blooms.
Can I order long-stem rose boxes for Valentine's Day and anniversaries?
Yes. Long-stem presentation boxes are typically 20 to 30 inches long by 6 to 8 inches wide and 4 to 5 inches deep, made as either two-piece lift-off lid boxes or magnetic book-style cases with internal stem ties and care instructions printed inside the lid.
Can you make a clear window lid so preserved roses stay dust-free?
Yes. For preserved and dried arrangements that customers display for months, we can add a large clear window panel to the rigid lid or build a full clear sleeve cover that shows the flowers from above while keeping dust off the petals.
How long does production take before Valentine's Day or Mother's Day?
Standard production takes 10 to 14 business days after you approve your digital proof and payment, and rush production takes 4 to 5 business days. For peak floral holidays like Valentine's Day and Mother's Day, we recommend approving proofs 4 to 6 weeks ahead.
Will I see a proof of my flower box and stem grid before I pay?
Yes. Every order includes free design help, a flat dieline proof and an interactive 3D mockup before you pay a cent. You can also order a paid physical sample of your exact box and insert, with the sample cost credited toward your full production run.
Still have a question? Ask a packaging specialist.
Request a Quote →Flower boxes terms, explained
- Hat box
- A deep cylindrical or square two-piece rigid box with a lift-off lid used for upright floral arrangements
- Stem grid
- A die-cut cardboard or EVA foam platform set inside the box with spaced holes that hold rose stems upright
- Chipboard (gray board)
- Thick, non-bending chipboard core (usually 1.5 mm to 3 mm) that gives luxury flower boxes their rigid walls
- Eyelet cord handle
- Metal-rimmed holes in the side walls of a flower box threaded with satin ribbon or rope for upright carrying
- Hydration tube
- A small capped water vial slipped over the cut end of a fresh flower stem inside a presentation or shipping box
- Soft-touch lamination
- A velvety matte film laminated over the printed wrap paper that resists moisture droplets and scuffs
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Get your flower boxes price
One dedicated account manager prepares pricing across up to 3 quantities.
- Free design & AI-to-print studio + 3D mockup
- No die or plate charges · 4–5 day rush available
- Free shipping to all 50 states
- 10% off your first order
- Reprint or refund if we get it wrong
Every CubitPack fact on this page (50-box rigid minimum, 10 to 14 business day turnaround, 4 to 5 day rush, free design help, no die or plate charges and free shipping to all 50 states) comes from our published product specifications and was checked by a packaging specialist. Floral sizing rows are standard studio starting points confirmed per dieline before proofing. Spot an error? Let us know and we will fix it. Tell us if something looks wrong.
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What changed
- October 22, 2026: First published.
- October 22, 2026: Updated specifications, terminology, and verified source links.