Confectionery packs built around the count
Seven packs: drawer boxes, a hexagonal assortment pack with a fitted divider, a tiered tower, wedding favour boxes and a printed cake carton with carry panels.
Confectionery packaging is bought on count. The divider decides how many pieces the pack holds, and the count decides the price point, so the internal fitment matters more here than the print does. A hexagon with wedge compartments holds a fixed number of pieces; a drawer box holds whatever the tray is cut for.
The group runs from small two-piece drawer sets up to a tiered tower sold as a single high-value gift, and takes in the two things a bakery actually needs: a favour box that can be filled by hand at the venue, and a wide carton with carry panels cut into the board so a whole cake can be carried out.
Rigid card & paper
Two-Piece Chocolate Drawer Box Set
Matched pair of small drawer boxes in brown and red
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Hexagonal Pinwheel Chocolate Box
Hexagonal box with a red and white pinwheel lid and a fitted divider
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Star-Motif Cream Chocolate Box
Cream square box with a copper star motif and a tab closure
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Tiered Patterned Chocolate Tower Box
Tiered patterned tower with a pink-lined interior
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Rose-Trim Wedding Favour Box
Blue and pink favour boxes with a fabric rose and ribbon handle
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Printed Cake Carton with Carry Panel
Large silver-grey cake carton with a printed band and carry panels
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Floral Print Lid-and-Base Chocolate Box
Green floral-print lid over a red base
View product →Buying chocolate & cake boxes — the questions we get
How many pieces does the hexagonal box hold?
It is cut with wedge compartments radiating from the centre, so the count is fixed by the divider. Tell us your piece size and we will confirm the count before tooling.
Are the favour boxes supplied flat?
They fold and pinch closed at the top without glue, which is what lets event staff fill them on site.
Is the cake carton food-contact rated?
Not stated on the old site. Confirm the board grade and any food-contact certification with us in writing before you order — we have listed it as an open item rather than assume it.
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