Gift Wrapping

Start with crisp, quality paper and sharp folds, then add a coordinating ribbon and a gift tag. Keep the color story simple so it looks intentional, and add a finishing touch like greenery, a bow, or a small trinket. A clean, well-folded wrap with one special accent beats fussy and overdone.

The basics are wrapping paper, tape, scissors, ribbon, and gift tags. Gift bags and tissue are handy for awkward shapes. From there, trimmings like twine, bows, and greenery elevate the look. A flat, clear surface and a few coordinating papers make wrapping faster and more enjoyable.

A standard roll covers roughly five to eight medium gifts, so estimate based on how many you wrap and keep a spare roll on hand. Buying two or three coordinating papers gives you flexibility for different occasions while keeping everything looking pulled together. For odd shapes, gift bags save paper and time.