Gifting the Bottle this Winter Season – Part 1

Along with the cooler weather and winter holidays, come parties and gatherings galore! Since a nice bottle of wine (or sparkling cider) is a great gift to take to any event this season we challenged some of our team here at Jillson & Roberts to wrap a bottle for a few common occasions. We are always impressed with the creativity of our Jillson team! Here are the events and wrapping solutions we saw:

First up we have Thanksgiving! It’s right around the corner and one of our designers, Laura, used some Yellow tissue and Natural crinkle (FT12+CS18) along with some paint to make sunflowers. Then attached them to our Metallic Gold bottle tote (BT915), added some Metallic Gold tissue (MM15) and completed the look with a tassel made from raffia and curling ribbon (PR18, MC15, PC27). Perfect to show thanks to your hostess on Thanksgiving or for any Fall dinner party!

Our Customer Service Manager Ryan, prepped his bottle to be the perfect gift at a winter Birthday party! He used our gorgeous holographic Sparkleflake bottle tote (XBT676) paired with a simple white tissue (FT24). Perfect to celebrate a birthday or other winter gathering!

Our Art Director, Janel, made her bottle black tie ready! Perfect for a fancy soiree or wedding! She used our Clear Cello (CE829) and added clippings from various colored tissues to make an amazing confetti effect. Paired with a black and white paper bow tie and some gold ribbon it’s definitely a show stopper!

 

Our Order Entry Specialist, Nataly, made a picture perfect gift for a Hanukkah celebration! She used our Silver Sparkle tote (BT750) paired with metallic tissues (GS16+RT16). And topped it off with a sparkling Happy Hanukkah gift tag (XST701). Perfect to celebrate the Festival of Lights with friends and family!

To Be Continued!!! Next week we will show some more of our teams perfectly wrapped bottles!

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