Packaging

[LizG]

How do you package your products? Any special bags/boutique type packaging? Any companies you can recommend for boxes/bags for prints?

[AHPhoto]

I use WHCC and get boutique packaging on every order. For the larger prints, I hand deliver them - so packaging is not an issue.

[J Eddington]

www.ricestudiosupply.com

[alwoodruff]

I second rice studio supply. They have packaging for all budgets (from flat bags to portrait cases to boxes, which are the priciest) but whichever you choose, it looks classy when tied with raffia or a nice ribbon. The look reminds me alot of the special packaging that whcc started offering, but the prices are better (think volume discount). And the extra touch that really legitimizes your business is the super sharp look of having your logo on the packaging. It'll bring compliments from even the most difficult to please client (assuming of course the total experience was positive:). Hope that helps!

[CShuler]

I'll have to take a look at rice studio supply. However, I've been using boxes from BellaGrafica

[danchez]

how does everyone else present product to their clients?

[S-Man]

Hand them over in loose sheets *LoL*


(Kidding!)

[danchez]

I'm going to be using Miller's, but I have not placed an order from them yet. Should I consider ordering some packaging from someplace like rice studio supply? or do the prints arrive in a presentable package?