white favor boxes style 2

These little boxes are ridiculously cute! The black cutout design and ribbon give serious “I bought these from a boutique” energy, even though you’re assembling them at home like a responsible gremlin with craft supplies. They’re not terribly difficult to put together… as long as you come prepared. My recommended “assembly crew” is: scissors, tweezers, a flat metal ruler (or anything straight and firm) to help crease the folds, and tape (optional). Once you’ve made one, the rest are very doable. That said, let’s be honest: these are “easy,” but in the same way laundry is “easy.” Plan a craft night commitment. Put on a show to binge, get comfy, and just fold away… because each box takes about 3 minutes to assemble, and those minutes add up if you’re making several. The upside is you’ll hit a nice little rhythm and feel weirdly productive by episode three. And honestly? That’s part of the charm… by the time you’re done, you’ve got a little stack of boxes that look boutique-level, and you finished a season finale. A quick reality check: these are not designed to hold copious amounts of weight (please don’t try to store rocks, coins, or your emotional baggage). But for candy, small treats, or a flameless tea light? Absolutely perfect. They end up looking polished, gift-ready, and way more impressive than their price suggests. Bottom line: Beautiful, straightforward with the right tools, sturdy enough for light goodies, and just complicated enough to make you feel like you accomplished something. Best tackled with a binge-watch. Highly recommend!

I bought 280 of these in purple and white for my upcoming wedding. My maid of honor and two others in my bridal party spent this weekend assembling them. Half will hold candy and serve as accent favors, and the other half will hold flameless tea light candles & be generously clustered throughout the ballroom (especially under-lighting the cake!). I couldn't be happier with these lovely little things. Yes, they require patience to assemble, but assembly is easy (& actually kind of calming!). Putting these together made for a nice, lazy-but-productive weekend with some of my favorite people, & I'm stoked to see how they turn out at the wedding. I have attached a few photos along with this review.

I recently purchased a set of small boxes to assemble for putting candy in at a bridal shower. While they were cute and perfectly sized for party favors, the assembly process was more challenging than expected. The boxes came flat-packed, which is standard, but the folding instructions were not clear, and the material felt a bit flimsy during assembly. It took me much longer than anticipated to get them properly put together, and I had to be careful not to tear the edges. Once assembled, they held up well and looked lovely on the table, but be prepared to spend some extra time putting them together. Overall, they served their purpose, but I wish the assembly was a bit more straightforward.

I just got these. At first, they were a little tricky to figure out how to assemble, but I am usually not very good at these kinds of things. After about four tries, I finally got it perfect. My fiance got it perfect in two tries. The key is to fold all the places you can fold first so that it comes together easily. Also, look at the pictures to see how to fold the top part where the ribbon goes. You fold that part out, not in. They are a bit smaller than I imagined, but that is okay. They will still fit a few pieces of wrapped truffles in them. Also, I am going to use some with battery operated tea lights. They look very pretty with the flickering tea lights in them. I am taping the bottom to secure them a little bit better. Very pretty product. And they are kind of fun to fold while watching TV. Glad I found these while looking for plain white boxes on Amazon. These are much better.

After reading previous reviews, I thought assembling them would be a long process. The first box was hard to figure out, but after that, it took me about 4 hours to assemble just the boxes by myself. I added 10 Hershey kisses to the boxes (it could have fit couple more), and a "Thank You" tag. I absolutely love how classy these look, they exceeded my expectations. The boxes can be flimsy if you handle them roughly, but otherwise they're totally sturdy if you're careful. I didn't need to use any kind of glue or tape on the bottoms, they seem to hold the candy fine.

Very cute but too difficult to assemble. I sent them back. Needed 100 and after about 5 I figured the couple would be on their 50th wedding anniversary before assembly was complete

I love love love these boxes. I’m using for wedding favors for my granddaughters wedding in November. They are very time consuming to assemble but you can grab you an assembly line. There are 22 folds in each box plus feeding the ribbon through. I added a little sticker for his and her favorite candy. You will not be disappointed. I’ve assembled 30 with 70 more to go.

I was happy with the purchase. Pros>≥ beautiful, right on time, just Like it looks, clean, nicely packaged, pretty for.our wedding. Cons ≥ smaller than what I thought, challenge on folding not easy so putting together really took us some time

Not the greatest, we made do. The ribbon was a pain. The box is extremely thin and fragile.