How to Make a Flower and Coffee Gift Box

Open the handled carrier, seat the floral foam on the flower side, and arrange the stems while leaving the cup space and handle clear. Before offering this set in your flower shop, fit the exact lidded cup you plan to use and check the finished arrangement with a sample carrier.

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Materials shown

A folding handled carrier, floral foam, cut flowers and a drink cup. Use the same finished arrangement and cup you intend to sell when testing your sample.

Assemble the carrier

1. Open the folded carrier and square the base so it sits flat on the worktop.
2. Secure the floral foam with tape on the flower side. Check it stays in place as you insert stems.
3. Add the flowers at different heights and fill gaps with lighter stems. Keep the handle and the cup opening clear.
4. Place the cup in its own space. Check you can insert and remove it without catching blooms or disturbing the foam.

Approve a sample before ordering in bulk

Record the inside flower opening, usable cup opening, clearance above the cup and space for a hand around the handle. Set aside boxes with weak folds, a rocking base or poorly fitting openings. Keep a photo of the assembled sample and record the number assembled, number accepted and reasons for rejects.

Plan one usable carrier per set plus the reserve you observed during testing. For example, 60 planned gifts and four spare carriers require 64 usable carriers. Ask how many boxes are sold per pack before rounding up to a full pack.

Include the finished arrangement size, cup and lid measurements, intended carry setup, quantity, delivery destination and required arrival date in your enquiry. Ask the supplier about the supported load and whether the flower compartment needs a liner.

Frequently asked questions

Will a cup with a wider lid fit?

Try the actual cup and lid in the assembled sample. Check the widest point of the cup that passes into the opening and the room needed to remove it while flowers are in place.

Can the carrier hold wet floral foam?

Ask the supplier how the flower compartment handles moisture and test the intended insert separately from the drink. Use a suitable liner or insert if required for the box.

How do I choose a sample?

Ask for a carrier whose internal flower and cup spaces match your finished set. Assemble it on your bench and check the base, grip and fit before approving the order.

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