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Having a designated gift space at your wedding is an important detail to prepare, especially for cards so that they don't get lost amidst the boxes and bags. Wedding card boxes come in all shapes, sizes, and designs. Here are some that we recommend.

Buying Guide for Wedding Card Boxes Our Picks for the Best Wedding Card Boxes Final Thoughts

Why buy a wedding card box?

Having a wedding card box is a designated place for your guests to place cards and small gifts, without the fear of gifts becoming getting lost. The box can show off your personality and match your wedding decor. These boxes are best placed in a pretty spot that is out of the way from the party.

What should you consider in a wedding card box?

What are the most functional wedding card box options?

It’s totally up to the happy couple how the box should be decorated, and in some cases, a box that can be reused is a fine choice. Pick a decor piece that functions as card storage but is also something you can display in your home together as a reminder of your wedding day. For example, a trinket box. Additionally, you can consider placing your wedding card box next to a wedding guest book, so it’s easy for your guests to remember to drop off their presents and sign your memory book.

A beautiful satin card box that holds over 100 cards.

Pros: This card keepsake box is made with an elegant gold finish, with gold-foiled trimmed white ribbon and an optional “cards” label. This box is firmly constructed and has adhesive straps securing it to eliminate gaps. It is an ideal box for most events and can carry more than 100 cards.

Cons: This box is better for one-time use because if overfilled, the stickiness of the edges may give out or need to be reinforced.

Bottom Line: This classic, beautiful gift box is built and designed to last way past your special event and store your memories.

An elegant card box featuring wood and acrylic with a heart lock.

Pros: This card box features a glittery gold hollow and transparent design. The light will shine through the acrylic and create a warm and romantic atmosphere during your wedding. The box is large enough to hold over 300 cards or envelopes. This package includes the box, card sign, a lock, two keys, light string, and installation instructions. The box is a great memento for your wedding and can be reused as decor afterward.

Cons: The rubber bands that enforce the box are visible from the outside.

Bottom Line: The gold card box’s heart-shaped gold lock is not only beautiful but also more secure, which can better protect the gifts inside all night.

Great for bigger weddings, this extra-large white wooden card box can hold over 250 cards.

Pros: Perfect for large weddings, this beautiful box will hold over 255 cards. The design is PVC, which is sturdier and harder to break than wooden boxes. The unique hollowed-out design allows guests to see the cards stacking up. It features a lock and key to keep your cards safe until you’re ready to open.

Cons: The screws holding the box together may require some tightening.

Bottom Line: This box is easy to assemble and makes a great decor piece for both your wedding and your home.

Made of paper, this small card box requires assembly.

Pros: This wedding card box is small, measuring 12 by 12 inches, and does require assembly. It’s made out of board stock paper and easily folds into a box. It holds over 30 cards, so it’s best for smaller occasions.

Cons: It is not a 3D box—the design is printed on cardboard.

Bottom Line: This card box is a great budget pick for weddings or any other gift-giving event.

A fine choice for casual weddings, this sturdy card box can hold 90 average-sized cards.

Pros: This receiving box makes a bold statement with its faux wood look and faux metal framing. It’s lightweight with a sturdy design which makes it easy to transport and even easier to store. Guests will know exactly where to put their presents as the box is adorned with a white card with “cards” printed in elegant calligraphy. It is easy to pop up and assemble this box with double-stick tape. It can hold up to 90 average-sized cards.

Cons: If overfilled with cards, the box may collapse.

Bottom Line: This box is a great choice to spruce up your wedding or party and store all types of cards.

Having a designated box to store wedding cards in during your reception is a surefire way to make sure the cards make it from your venue to your home. It’s especially a good idea if you plan to leave for your honeymoon after your ceremony, so someone can drop off the box at your home with all the cards in one place.

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