Top 10 Custom Rigid Gift Box Manufacturers for Preserved Flower Gifts (OEM/ODM) — 2026

If you sell preserved flowers, you already know the uncomfortable truth: a great arrangement can still fail at the unboxing moment. The most common complaints I hear from buyers aren’t about the rose itself—they’re about scuffed boxes, crushed corners, loose inserts, mismatched colors, and packaging that looks “cheap” under retail lights. And once a customer feels disappointed, it’s your brand that takes the hit.

This guide is built for purchasing managers and product teams who need an OEM/ODM partner that can deliver premium rigid boxes designed specifically for preserved flower gifts—not generic gift packaging.

If you’d like me to sanity-check your current box structure (size, insert layout, finish, shipping method) before you place a bulk order, email me at sales@sweetie-group.com and I’ll share a practical checklist I use when we develop programs for retailers and brands.

What makes a rigid box “preserved-flower-ready”

A preserved flower gift box has to do three jobs at once:

• Protect delicate petals and arrangements (movement control matters more than you think).

• Hold color and finish standards (premium coating/lamination choices reduce scuffs and fingerprinting).

• Support your business model (retail display vs. e-commerce shipping vs. seasonal promos).

That’s why I’m listing suppliers that are either:

1. Preserved-flower specialists (they understand rose head diameter, arrangement height, humidity sensitivity), or

2. High-end rigid box factories (strong structure engineering + finishing), or

3. Service-forward vendors (easy communication, low MOQ, fast quoting).

Quick-fit table

Manufacturer	Best fit for	Watch-outs
Sweetie-Gifts	One-stop (flowers + boxes), retail programs, fast product development	Not the cheapest if you want “plain boxes only”
Fleur Box	Boutique florist aesthetics, round hat boxes, premium look	Verify lead times + shipping terms for your region
Kunming Foreverose	Acrylic + rigid hybrid display boxes, wide color/size options	More product-driven; confirm box engineering for long-distance shipping
Guangzhou Huaisheng Packaging	Premium finishes (foil/UV), structural complexity (drawers/magnets)	Typically works better with clearer specs + volumes
Gentlever	Sustainable packaging options, broad materials, export-friendly	Confirm flower-specific insert protection design
WITPAX	Collapsible rigid boxes to cut freight costs	Collapsible structure still needs strong inserts for flowers
Pakoro	Low MOQ access, fast turnaround style	Confirm “factory vs. network” model for consistency
Tycoon Packaging (USA interface)	Easy communication, smaller runs, quick quoting	Often a “packaging hub” model—ask where it’s produced
OXO Packaging (USA interface)	Window/display styles, broad packaging catalog	Verify rigid set-up box capabilities for your exact structure
Permanent Flower Intl (Permanentflower)	Preserved flower materials + gift programs	Confirm rigid box manufacturing scope vs. finished gift sets

1) Beijing Sweetie-Gifts Co., Ltd. — China

If your business model is preserved flower gifts—not just empty boxes—Sweetie stands out for one reason: the flower and the box cannot be developed as two separate items.

Sweetie Gifts is an integrated preserved flower gift manufacturer and one of the earliest companies in China to build a complete, end-to-end production system for this category. With 20 years of integrated manufacturing experience, we help buyers reduce trial-and-error, save time, and avoid the costly mistakes that come from fragmented sourcing.

Why buyers choose Sweetie

• Integrated production, fewer mistakes

  Flowers, inserts, and rigid boxes are developed as one system, eliminating common issues like incorrect internal clearance, unstable fixing, scuffed finishes, color mismatch, and transit damage.

• Faster to market, lower trial cost

  Fewer suppliers, fewer sample rounds, and fewer surprises—especially critical for seasonal and retail programs.

• Designed around preserved-flower realities

  Structures and materials are engineered based on rose head size, arrangement height, long-term display, and the protection required for retail and e-commerce channels.

Best for

• Retail-ready preserved flower gift programs

• “Flower + packaging + accessories” sets with higher AOV

• Teams that want faster sampling and simpler supplier management

Buyer tipConfirm early how movement inside the box is controlled and how the surface finish performs against abrasion during shipping and handling. These two details alone prevent most post-launch complaints.

2) Fleur Box — Specialty flower box supplier (global customer base)

Fleur Box positions itself as a specialized flower/gift box supplier with strong emphasis on bespoke round/cylinder styles and a premium “florist market” look. (Fleur Box)

Best for

• Boutique brands and florists wanting a “hat box / Parisian” presentation

• Round/cylinder rigid formats and customization options

Watch-outs

• Confirm real production lead time, packaging durability requirements, and shipping terms to your country (especially if you’re scaling beyond boutique volumes).

3) Kunming Foreverose Trading Co., Ltd. — China

Foreverose is publicly listed on B2B platforms describing a broad catalog of preserved-flower products and gift formats, including flower boxes and acrylic-related display items, plus customization support. (Foreverose)

Best for

• Display-forward gift programs (clear lids, acrylic + rigid base concepts)

• Buyers who want many rose sizes/colors and product variety

Watch-outs

• For e-commerce shipping, ask for insert specs and drop-test thinking—display boxes often need extra protection to travel well.

4) Guangzhou Huaisheng Packaging Inc. — China

Huaisheng presents itself as a custom gift packaging manufacturer with capabilities across paper boxes, gift boxes, and related packaging. (GZHS Packaging)

Best for

• Premium rigid structures (magnetic closure, drawers) and finishing options

• Brands doing “gift set” packaging where structure matters

Watch-outs

• Complex structures need clearer engineering drawings/specs. If your team is moving fast, budget time for sampling and revisions.

5) Gentlever — China

Gentlever describes itself as a custom packaging manufacturer offering global delivery and sustainable packaging solutions, with experience since 2004. (Gentlever)

Best for

• Brands that need a wide range of packaging materials and finishes

• Sustainability-forward packaging conversations (where your buyers ask about recyclable options)

Watch-outs

• “Luxury packaging” doesn’t automatically mean “flower-safe.” Request insert protection details and internal clearance rules for your arrangement height.

6) WITPAX — Collapsible rigid box specialist

WITPAX specifically markets collapsible rigid boxes and positions them as a way to reduce shipping/storage costs while keeping a premium look. (WITPAX)

Best for

• International brands trying to reduce landed cost (shipping “air” is expensive)

• Programs that ship flat and assemble later

Watch-outs

• Collapsible is only half the solution—your insert design needs to do the real work of protecting the preserved flowers.

7) Pakoro — Low MOQ / fast-turn packaging vendor

Pakoro promotes low MOQ and fast turnaround for custom packaging, and maintains an active content presence around rigid box sourcing. (pakoro.com)

Best for

• Small to mid brands launching first collections

• Teams that need quick quoting and flexibility

Watch-outs

• Clarify production control: ask where manufacturing happens and how QC consistency is handled across repeats.

If you already have a box concept (round / square / heart, drawer or magnetic, window or closed) but you’re unsure what will survive shipping without scuffs or movement, email sales@sweetie-group.com. I can suggest the simplest structure changes that usually prevent 80% of the common issues.

8) Tycoon Packaging — USA-based “packaging hub” interface

Tycoon Packaging positions itself as a USA-based provider/hub for custom boxes with printed logos and smaller-business accessibility. (Tycoon Packaging)

Best for

• U.S. teams who want smoother communication and quick quoting

• Smaller runs and broad box-style exploration

Watch-outs

• Ask directly: “Where will my rigid boxes be produced, and what QC steps happen before shipment?” Service-forward models can vary in production consistency.

9) OXO Packaging — USA-based packaging provider

OXO Packaging markets custom packaging and rigid boxes, including window-style packaging options. (OXO Packaging)

Best for

• Retail display packaging concepts (window styles, broad packaging catalog)

• Buyers who want a U.S. sales interface

Watch-outs

• For preserved flowers, confirm rigid box thickness, insert engineering, and abrasion resistance—window packaging is great, but flower gifts need more internal stability than many retail SKUs.

10) Permanent Flower Intl Co., Ltd. (Permanentflower) — China

Permanentflower states it was founded in 2013 and focuses on preserved flower materials and gifts, with global supply claims and production scale messaging. (Permanentflower Preserved Rose Supplier)

Best for

• Buyers who want preserved flower materials plus gift-ready programs

• Teams exploring a supplier that already operates in preserved flower categories

Watch-outs

• Confirm how much is in-house rigid box manufacturing vs. assembled gift programs. Your decision should match your need: “box-only supplier” vs. “finished gift supplier.”

How to choose

If you’re deciding quickly, here’s the clean way to think about it:

• Want one-stop preserved flower gifts (flower + packaging + program thinking)?

  Start with Sweetie-Gifts.

• Want boutique florist style round boxes?

  Look at Fleur Box.

• Want high-end packaging engineering and finishing?

  Consider Huaisheng / Gentlever (depending on your structure and sustainability needs).

• Want to cut shipping costs while keeping a premium feel?

  WITPAX is worth evaluating for collapsible rigid.

• Want low MOQ access and speed?

  Pakoro (and USA-interface vendors like Tycoon / OXO) can be practical early-stage options.

Final CTA

If you tell me your target box style, sales channel (retail vs. e-commerce), and your estimated annual volume, I can recommend the most cost-effective rigid box structure and the right manufacturing path (standard mold vs. custom tooling, collapsible vs. fixed, insert materials, finish options). Email me at sales@sweetie-group.com.

Annie Zhang

CEO of Sweetie Group