Looking for a way to give a bottle of wine for Purim, but not sure how to pair it elegantly and effortlessly with food?
Skip the complicated gift boxes, dated wine bags, and time-consuming DIYs, and go for hanging wine bottle boxes.
I love these boxes because they have an elegant appearance and take minutes to put together. They come in a few different shapes and colors, so you can get creative with them or keep them tasteful and subdued like we did here.
All you need is a wine bottle of your choice, a hanging wine box, and goodies to put inside. I chose to use store-bought foods to put in the boxes, but feel free to include homemade treats for a more personal touch.
I hope these boxes inspire you to keep it simple, elegant, and stress-free this year.
What you will need:
- A bottle of wine
- Hanging wine boxes (black square, kraft paper square, black rectangle, kraft paper rectangle, white rectangle)
- Snacks
For the boxes featured here, I used the following snacks.
Absolutely Gluten Free Toasted Onion Crackers
Haddar Salted Caramel Milk Toffee
Tuscanini Salt & Pepper Italian Chestnuts
Photographed by Sara Goldstein
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Wine bottle boxes I love this idea but where can I put my happy Purim label?
So happy you love this idea! We do, too! You can place the label on the back of the box, or on the back of the wine bottle!
Smaller bottles I love this idea! Wondering if these boxes fit well on Beer/glass soda bottles?
Yes! They should fit most bottles