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With Christmas just a few months away, most people are already looking forward to the beautiful gift of an Advent calendar, aren't they? If you have already purchased, realized, or given this amazing product, our post will be useful for next Christmas. However, if you don't, you can create your custom personalized calendar in time.
Common use in German lands and now popular around the world. The Advent calendar was created to sweeten the wait for the Christmas holiday. A very calendar, consisting of 25 slots or Christmas boxes, numbered exactly where the presents are hidden: each day, depending on the date, will open a package to find out the small gift inside. An old and widespread tradition, you can encounter several versions of this product on the market. Today, CN Eco Packaging offers you its own advice.
How to implement an Advent Calendar with your custom Christmas box?
Let's start with the external support: a corrugated cardboard structure realized through a square frame. Specially shaped and glued to each other in order to give the combination the right thickness. To create it, we used a double layer of cardboard from which we obtained it, cut it with a simple paper cutter, many identical frames, and then overlapped. The internal openings are windows of different forms and sizes that must contain the Christmas boxes that make up the calendar.
Taking inspiration directly from CN Eco Packaging, start realizing the packaging, which has been personalized for each package. All you have to do is tell our professionals your ideas. And we offer you a free design, create the cardboard frame, insert your artwork, print, and cut them. We are sure to achieve a unique Advent calendar with your custom size and graphic design.
Our packaging suggestions feature typical Christmas graphic elements: reindeer, snowflakes, sleighs, ornaments, and snowmen in our boxes. So you can immerse yourself in the party atmosphere at a glance! The soft color palette is used in different ways on each box to create coherent visual images while maintaining the uniqueness of any individual box.
