Selling fudge, toffee or peppermint bark this December? Custom Christmas candy boxes printed in your own holiday colors, in paperboard or kraft or a rigid gift style, and we add dividers or a liner so the pieces don’t stick together. Counter sales, stocking fillers, a big corporate order, we size for any of it.
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December is when a candy shop makes its year. Fudge by the quarter pound, slabs of peppermint bark, hand-pulled candy canes, little bags of truffles for the kids’ teachers, it all goes out the door in about four weeks, and custom Christmas candy boxes turn a plain box of toffee into something people can hand over without wrapping it.
Confectioners and chocolate makers order these. So do bakeries, gift shops, and companies sending candy to clients. The big thing is timing, to be fair: most folks reach us in October, and the ones who wait till December kind of regret it.
Fudge and brittle are heavy for their size. We’d give them a sturdy tray and lid with a glassine or wax paper liner so nothing sticks to the board. Truffles and bonbons? Divided insert, one piece per cell, or they bump together and smudge. Hard candies and mints don’t care much, a simple tuck end or pillow box does it.
Caramels and gummies need a liner too, otherwise a warm car on the drive home turns them into one big lump glued to the bottom (we’ve seen it happen).
Everyone picks red and green. That’s the problem.
They all blend together on a shelf, so we’d nudge you toward navy with silver foil, or cream with one gold snowflake, or plain kraft with a single red ink, any of which tends to look more like your own thing, and gold or silver foil, embossed lettering and spot UV on a pattern all photograph really well for your holiday posts.
Put a window on the lid. Honestly nothing sells peppermint bark like seeing the peppermint bark. We lay out the design free, check your files and send a digital proof, and if you want something bigger for mixed gifts, our Christmas treat boxes hold cookies and candy together.
Corporate buyers want it to look expensive and still ship easy. Our go-to is a rigid lid box with a printed sleeve, because you can swap sleeves per client and keep one base box, then tuck a small printed message inside the lid. Budget tighter? A printed paperboard box with a ribbon slot gets you most of the way for less.
Packing candy and baked goods in the same orders? Our Christmas cookie boxes can share the artwork, and there are mailers and bags in the full Christmas packaging boxes range.
Minimums are low, often around 50 boxes depending on the style, so a small shop can do a festive run without a stockroom full of leftovers in January. Price per box drops as quantity goes up. Not sure how many to get? Our guide on ordering custom boxes with a low MOQ walks through it.
Standard production is 10 to 12 business days after proof approval, plus free ground shipping anywhere in the USA. Rush is available if you ask, but holiday weeks fill up fast, so order early and give yourself time to actually pack the stuff.
We’d always put something between them, a liner or paper cup or a coated insert. The box stays clean and the candy stays fresh.
Depends how thick you cut it. Around 6 x 6 x 1.5 inches usually holds a pound of standard squares.
Sure, just leave the year off the artwork. Then it’s a quick proof check before each reorder and you’re set.
Plenty of customers order this alongside custom christmas boxes with lids, christmas shipping boxes for holiday delivery, custom christmas mailer boxes and custom christmas favour boxes. More styles are in christmas packaging boxes.
