Choose a seed gift around the finished parcel and what the recipient needs to do after opening it. A flat seed packet or card can sit inside a letter. A pot, glass vial or rigid box may need protective packaging and a different delivery service.
Choose the format and packaging together
Measure and weigh the complete pack with the envelope, card and inserts. Pay attention to the thickest point. Check the carrier’s requirements and, for international shipments, verify the conditions for the seeds and destination before printing.
Make the first growing step clear
Say what is in the pack and how to start. Use the instructions for the specific seed mix. If space is limited, keep the first step on the pack and add fuller instructions on a card or a readable link. Test any QR code at its actual print size.
Send one finished trial pack
Use the final materials and intended service. Ask a colleague to check for dents, movement inside the pack and whether the instructions are easy to find. If necessary, revise the inner protection or choose a flatter format before packing the rest.
Request a quote with your mailing plan
Include the number of gifts, destination countries, mailing date, format, logo and languages for the instructions. If you already know the finished pack dimensions, include them.