17 printable gift boxes for wedding cake favors

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Printable gift boxes for wedding cake from @offbeatbride #wedding #favors #DIY
Cassette tape favor boxes from Claudine Hellmuth

We had some discussion on our Facebook page recently about this post for saving money on favors. One conclusion was this: why are folks not giving away free cake as their favor? It's already included in your budget (if you're going with cake, of course), and all you need is a favor box or waxed paper bag to slap around it. Done and done.

I rounded up some rad-as-hell printable gift boxes that would totally work for wedding cake favors. Don't miss the vintage camper, geometric hearts, apple boxes, and circus big tops!

Printable gift boxes for wedding cake from @offbeatbride #wedding #favors #DIY
Frosted donut favor boxes from Minie Co.
Printable gift boxes for wedding cake from @offbeatbride #wedding #favors #DIY
Printable DIT gift boxes from Gathering Beauty
Printable gift boxes for wedding cake from @offbeatbride #wedding #favors #DIY
Conversation heart gift boxes from Claudine Hellmuth
Printable gift boxes for wedding cake from @offbeatbride #wedding #favors #DIY
Green retro camper cupcake box from Claudine Hellmuth
Printable gift boxes for wedding cake from @offbeatbride #wedding #favors #DIY
Cozy house gift box from Design Mom
Printable gift boxes for wedding cake from @offbeatbride #wedding #favors #DIY
Hearts gift favor box from Oh The Lovely Things
Printable gift boxes for wedding cake from @offbeatbride #wedding #favors #DIY
Geometric heart-shaped gift boxes from Mr. Printables
Printable gift boxes for wedding cake from @offbeatbride #wedding #favors #DIY
Geometric printable rainbow gift boxes from Oh Happy Day
Printable gift boxes for wedding cake from @offbeatbride #wedding #favors #DIY
Printable favor boxes

 

Printable gift boxes for wedding cake from @offbeatbride #wedding #favors #DIY
Glitter heart boxes from The House That Lars Built
Printable gift boxes for wedding cake from @offbeatbride #wedding #favors #DIY
Town house gift boxes from Martha Stewart
Printable gift boxes for wedding cake from @offbeatbride #wedding #favors #DIY
Suit favor boxes from Ensinar Aprender
Printable gift boxes for wedding cake from @offbeatbride #wedding #favors #DIY
Circus tent favor boxes from Un Beau Jour
Printable gift boxes for wedding cake from @offbeatbride #wedding #favors #DIY
Faceted heart box printable from Next to Nicx
Printable gift boxes for wedding cake from @offbeatbride #wedding #favors #DIY
Printable apple favor boxes from Oh Happy Day
Printable gift boxes for wedding cake from @offbeatbride #wedding #favors #DIY
DIY pillow box tutorial from Offbeat Bride

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Comments on 17 printable gift boxes for wedding cake favors

  1. Hopefully comments don’t autofilter with links, but really the BEST DIY box site is Template Maker: http://www.templatemaker.nl/

    There are a myriad of shapes (including most shown above, and some that aren’t, like a coffin and a star) and all of them can AUTO-ADJUST to whatever dimensions you need through the self-calculating forms before you download. Every template is free, and if you’re a self employed bride with a need for novelty boxes for your business they’re also CCZero – meaning no credit or licensing is required to use any templates commercially. Obviously these templates are only nets; they don’t come with cute patterns so they have an extra DIY element to them that some of the ones above don’t, but if you’re not concerned about house or tape replicas then printing them on your favorite patterned paper is great too. 😉

  2. I don’t know if this was discussed over on the Facebook page, but…cake used to be the ONLY favour at a wedding, until some time in the 80’s. When I was a kid in Ontario in the 70’s, it seemed like all of my cousins, neighbours etc got married, and you got a rectangular sliver of what was then traditional fruitcake, topped with a blob of almond icing. Often it was brought around to the tables during the reception in a big basket, by the bride & groom. This yummy delight had been pre-cut, wrapped in cellophane, then often had a metallic paper doily tied around the outside of it with ribbon & a little card that said something like ‘Thank you for sharing our special day, love Cheryl and Kevin”, on it. As a kid, you wanted to eat that bit of icing off & chuck the rest. I can’t even google a pic that shows this, but trust me, it was a ‘thing’. Prince Charles & Diana, married in 1981, had something similar, but in a classy little white box: http://ephemera.typepad.com/.a/6a00d8341ca18953ef01348056cd8e970c-300wi.
    Thank god, wedding favours have come a long way. 🙂

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