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Blumebox offers you the opportunity to personalize any floral bouquet, whether it is for your wedding, a shower, a corporate event, an arrangement from your garden or a bouquet from your local supermarket. With a large range of colors, styles and accessories, blumebox is the perfect solution for your next floral arrangement.
A blumebox is more than a vase or delivery box. It’s a gift box for flowers. And the best bit, they’re 100% recyclable so they’re perfect for hospital deliveries, hostess gifts, corporate and social events (big or small) or a self-indulgent arrangement for yourself. Standing 6 and 10 inches tall with radiant color and style, a blumebox is the perfect compliment to any decor.
Packaged flat to reduce storage space, a blumebox pops into shape in just seconds (see below).
Simply slip the durable water tight bag inside the blumebox, fill up with water and away you go! (Please note: the bag does not take well to thorns; be sure to remove them before filling.) For those wanting to add some creative touches we encourage you to visit our photo gallery for some fun suggestions. When customizing your blumebox the sky is the limit. Ribbon, decals and tissue paper are just a few items that make for great decorating ideas!
Check out the blumebox decorative extras that were designed to fit both sized blumebox.
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| Push opposite corners together until bottom locks into place. |
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Expand bag into blumebox & fold over outside of blumebox. Fill 1/2 with water ensuring that water goes directly into bag. |
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Arrange cut blooms in your blumebox (minus those nasty thorns). Carefully tuck bag inside to hide from view and...Voila! |
Blumeboxes:
Blumeboxes are made from 80% recycled post consumer waste and have an aqueous varnish-100% water based coating.
Oregon example-curbside pickup would be acceptable, and would go with the corrugated and cardboard paper.
Inside bag:
Poly bag is fully recyclable.
Polyethylene plastic-bag - 100% virgin PE resin.
Oregon example-curbside pickup may not take, but a grocery store may take them in their bag recycling program.
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