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Export Packaging for Artificial Wreaths, Garlands and Floral Decor

Learn how artificial wreaths and garlands are protected for export with inner boxes, outer cartons, shape protection, carton marks and barcodes.

Why this matters

Artificial flowers and wreaths can lose shape if packing is poorly planned. Carton size, compression and product protection affect arrival quality.

What buyers should confirm

Packing should match product form, retail channel and shipping requirements.

  • Carton dimensions
  • Inner pack
  • Label or private label
  • Compression tolerance
  • Display or bulk packing
  • Carton mark

First-party packing evidence

Wreath placement inside an export carton

This factory footage documents one real wreath-packing step. It shows product placement and protection inside a corrugated carton; it is not presented as a complete packing specification or formal QC inspection.

Filmed during packing at Heron's family-owned factory. The footage shows an artificial berry wreath being positioned and protected inside a corrugated export carton. Final packing specifications are confirmed by style and order.

Common questions

Can packing be customized?

Packing, labels and carton marks can be reviewed case by case based on style and quantity.

Why does packing affect MOQ?

Custom packing may require additional material preparation, carton planning and production coordination.

Ready to discuss a sourcing need?

Send selected styles, target season, market and quantity range.

Heron can help review suitable public styles, related private showroom options, MOQ, packing, sample options and custom development direction.