Gift wrapping.

Wrapping in gray and black might sound gloomy, but it’s not at all. In fact, it often gives an elegant impression. Black and gray are great to work with and allow you to be creative with your choice of ribbons and decorations.

Gift wrapping paper for children is often in bright colors, which can be fun and "poppy." But patterns in a lighter color palette work just as well. A jute string or raffia ribbon in matching shades gives the wrapping a simple playfulness.

Sometimes the pattern does almost the whole wrapping. Patterns make it easy to match ribbons and strings or to create a more "bold" wrapping with contrasting ribbons.

A gift basket filled with lovely gifts, with waxed tissue paper at the bottom that adds both color and texture, and satin ribbon as the finishing touch. A gift where the contents are revealed but is just as beautiful and appreciated as a gift that keeps its contents hidden.

Something as simple as it is beautiful for creating a lovely gift – satin ribbons! Their sheen gives an exclusive feel, and they look perfect as a bow on a bottle as the only decoration.

Bouquets wrapped in waxed paper are as practical as they are beautiful. The wax gives the paper stability, providing a lovely texture while also resisting moisture.

The variety of Christmas wrapping paper you’ll find with us allows you to stick to a single color scheme or to mix it up with different colors, solid or patterned.

A natural-colored jute string, a curly green gift ribbon, or a wide red ribbon. There’s no right or wrong, just different ways to do it. What’s clear, however, is that variety is pleasing, so why not offer your customers varied wrappings, both in terms of paper and ribbon.