Champagne and spirits gift boxes, glassware sets, party kits, favor boxes and corporate New Year gifts, made to your size and printed with your celebration design.

Free design support · Orders from 100 boxes · 12–15 business days after artwork approval · Free shipping to all 50 states

New Year's Eve packaging is custom packaging made for the year-end celebration season, printed with a business's branding and a celebration design. Most of it does one of three jobs: presenting a bottle or gift set as something worth giving, packing a party or event so guests have everything for the countdown, or carrying a company's New Year greeting to clients and teams.

Every box is made to order. You choose the style, size, material and finish; our design team prepares the dieline and artwork proof; and production starts when you approve.

New Year's Eve falls on Thursday, December 31, 2026. Your production window runs through Thanksgiving and Christmas, so order earlier than the date suggests.

Deadlines assume production and delivery of about 12–15 business days after artwork approval. Ordering Christmas packaging too? A gold, silver or winter celebration design can cover both holidays in a single production run, and keeping the year off the box means leftovers carry over to next season. Need boxes sooner? Contact us before finalizing artwork. Rush production may be available for some orders.

We make custom gift boxes for sparkling wine, wine and spirits, from single-bottle presentation boxes to sets with glassware and tasting bottles. Every bottle box starts with your bottle's actual measurements.

Single-Bottle Gift Boxes. Rigid, magnetic-closure and two-piece boxes with a fitted insert hold the bottle at the neck and base so it can't shift. Sparkling wine bottles are usually wider and heavier than still wine bottles, and spirits bottles vary widely in shape, so send us the height, the widest diameter and the weight of the filled bottle. Foil stamping, embossing and soft-touch lamination give the box a premium finish.

Gift Sets with Glassware. A bottle with two champagne flutes or two rocks glasses is a classic New Year's gift. Die-cut inserts hold each glass separately so nothing touches in transit, and the lid can carry a toast or greeting printed on the inside.

Tasting Sets and Multi-Bottle Boxes. Divided boxes hold miniature spirits bottles, 187 mL sparkling wine "splits" or two to three full-size bottles side by side. Tasting sets work well as party favors, hotel amenities and corporate gifts.

Shipping and Compliance for Alcohol. A gift box presents a bottle; it isn't designed to protect it in a carrier network. If bottles will be shipped, pack the gift box inside a corrugated shipping box with inserts. Shipping alcohol is restricted: USPS does not accept alcoholic beverages, and UPS and FedEx ship alcohol only for licensed shippers with an agreement in place. Alcohol packaging and marketing are also regulated by the federal Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) and state agencies, so review your printed artwork against those rules before you approve it.

Many people start January without alcohol, and non-alcoholic spirits, mocktail kits and sparkling juices are now common New Year's gifts. These products use the same structures as alcohol gift sets (fitted bottle inserts, glassware compartments, divided tasting boxes) and can be timed to arrive for New Year's Day.

Hotels, event venues, caterers and party planners use custom packaging to hand guests everything they need for the countdown, branded with the venue or event name.

• Party kit boxes — with compartments for hats, noisemakers, glasses and confetti
• Favor boxes — pillow, gable and small two-piece boxes for chocolates, macarons or mini bottles
• Midnight dessert boxes — for bakeries and restaurants selling New Year's treats to go, made from food-grade paperboard
• Countdown boxes — multi-compartment boxes with small gifts opened in the hours before midnight

For desserts and chocolates, see our custom bakery boxes and custom chocolate packaging.

Sending gifts for the New Year instead of Christmas has two advantages: your gift arrives after the December rush, when it's more likely to be noticed, and a New Year's greeting suits clients and teams of every background. Rigid gift boxes with a printed inside lid and fitted inserts present the items you're giving; mailer boxes work for gifts shipped to home addresses.

Because corporate gifts are used once, printing the year ("Here's to 2027") works well. For retail stock you may not sell in time, leave the year off so leftovers stay usable.

• Rigid and magnetic rigid boxes: Champagne and spirits gift boxes, corporate gifts
• Two-piece boxes: Bottle-and-glass sets, chocolate gifts
• Divided boxes with inserts: Tasting sets, miniatures, party kits
• Sleeve and tray boxes: Limited-edition sleeves over existing bottle cartons
• Tuck-end boxes: Single products, candles and small gifts
• Mailer boxes: Corporate gifts and non-alcoholic sets shipped to homes
• Pillow and gable boxes: Party favors and take-home treats
• Bakery boxes: Midnight desserts and pastries to go
• Custom-shaped boxes: Clock, star or bottle-shaped packaging for standout gifts
• Paper bags: Retail purchases and event gift bags

Not sure which fits? Send us your product and how it will be sold, or browse all box styles.

Gold, silver, black and midnight blue are the colors most associated with New Year's Eve, and metallic foil stamping is where they work best. Gold foil on black or navy rigid board reads as premium without extra decoration; embossing adds texture; soft-touch lamination gives a velvet feel. If you're also ordering Christmas packaging, a winter celebration design can cover both holidays.

Paperboard inserts instead of plastic or foam, kraft and recyclable board, and boxes sized to the product all cut waste. Glitter coatings and plastic lamination can make boxes harder to recycle where curbside collection is available. A rigid bottle box that recipients keep for storage is another way to extend its life. See our kraft boxes and sustainable packaging options.

• Made to Your Product — Boxes and inserts are sized to your bottles, glasses or gift items, with a custom dieline and die cutting at no extra charge.
• Design Help Included — Free artwork support and 3D mockups before production.
• Low Minimums — Orders start at 100 boxes, practical for event runs and limited editions.
• Clear Timing — Most orders are produced and delivered in about 12–15 business days after artwork approval, confirmed on every quote.
• Nationwide Delivery — Free shipping to all 50 states, with tracking.
• Samples Before Bulk — Physical samples are available on request, useful for checking bottle and glass fit.

• 1. Tell Us What You're Packaging — For bottles, send height, widest diameter and filled weight; for kits and gift sets, list every item and its size. Include quantity and your in-hand date.
• 2. Get Your Quote and Design Support — We'll send itemized pricing, typically within 24 hours, and prepare a dieline and artwork proof.
• 3. Review Your Proof and 3D Mockup — Check fit and finish. Physical samples are available on request.
• 4. Approve for Production — Production starts when you approve final artwork.
• 5. Receive Your Boxes — Delivered to your door with tracking.

• When should I order New Year's Eve packaging?
  Beverage brands and retailers should approve artwork by early to mid-November; event venues, bakeries and corporate gift buyers by late November. Production and delivery typically take 12–15 business days after approval.
• Can one design cover Christmas and New Year's?
  Yes. A gold, silver or winter celebration design works for both holidays and can be produced in one run. Leave the year off the box so leftover stock can be used next season.
• What box works best for a bottle of champagne?
  A rigid or two-piece box with an insert that holds the bottle at the neck and base. Sparkling wine bottles are usually wider and heavier than still wine bottles, so the box should be sized to your actual bottle.
• Can you make gift boxes that hold a bottle and glasses?
  Yes. Die-cut inserts hold the bottle and each glass in its own compartment so nothing touches in transit.
• Can I ship alcohol in your boxes?
  Our boxes can be used inside a proper shipping box, but shipping alcohol is restricted. USPS does not accept alcoholic beverages, and UPS and FedEx ship alcohol only for licensed shippers with an agreement. Check the requirements for your license and destination states.
• Should I print the year on New Year's packaging?
  For one-time uses like corporate gifts or event kits, yes. For retail stock you might not sell before January, leave the year off so leftovers stay usable.
• Do you make party kit boxes for events?
  Yes. We make multi-compartment party kit and favor boxes branded with your venue or event name.
• Do you make packaging for non-alcoholic gift sets?
  Yes. Mocktail kits, non-alcoholic spirits and sparkling juices use the same bottle inserts and divided boxes as alcohol gift sets.
• What is the minimum order quantity?
  The minimum order is 100 boxes. Per-box pricing generally drops as quantity increases.
• Do you make corporate New Year gift boxes?
  Yes. Rigid, magnetic-closure and mailer gift boxes with fitted inserts, printed with your logo and a New Year's message.
• Do you offer eco-friendly options?
  Yes. Kraft and recyclable paperboard, paperboard inserts and recycled or FSC-certified board are available.
• Do you ship nationwide?
  Yes. We ship packaging to all 50 US states, with free shipping and tracking.

Tell us what you're packaging, how many boxes you need and when you need them. We'll recommend a style, prepare your design proof and confirm production timing before the countdown.

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