Are you a bakery fanatic that loves to gorge and dream about vanilla flavored cupcakes, custard pies, snickerdoodles and delicious macarons day and night? Being the most inquisitive student of my baking class, I have taken expensive French cooking and baking lessons for years, that cost my family quite a handsome fortune, instructed at the prestigious institute, Le Cordon Bleu in Paris. I often built my own miniature bakeries, as I collected dainty doll-like things from local flea markets and antiquarian may fairs. I often went out on the Sundays, donning a pretty lace summer hat made by my sweet old grandma. We would shop a lot of bakery inspired things, like cookie cutters, measuring pans, pots, mixers and a lot of delicate decoration stuff, too!
With quite a genetically Parisian approach towards fine food and exquisite lifestyle, I love to toy with the ideas of delectably tasting bakery goods and since I’m inaugurating a bakery startup near Easter time, and being a novice baker, I’m pretty thrilled at the very idea of being a baker has made me feel over the moon in sheer excitement! As I flipped through Netflix yesterday, I watched the Princess Switch eagerly, as it almost portrayed my lifelong dream of becoming one of the finest bakers in the town.
I loved to watch how really dedicated was Stacy, the gorgeous baker with dreams as big as pots, pans and saucepans, thrilled exhilaratingly around her wondrous collection of delicious bakery items decked amid her curious bakery! The very next day, I saucily rambled the local markets and surfed the internet frantically, trying to find trivial yet dreamily vintage things, as inspired by the elegant baking gadgets of Stacy’s charming patisserie. I decided to call it the Angel’s Sugar & Dough Co. as my grandma loved to call me the Sugar and Dough or Angel, in some of her comeliest moments.
With the jolly, good Easter bells chiming around the corner, I found some of the best packaging ideas for the freshly baked products of my patisserie, housed right next to a famous café.
- Window Pane Packaging
I loved the bakery boxes with a window that easily helps the excited clients capture a quick sneaking peek at the contents of the baked product. Die cut windows work significantly to give a glimpse of the packaged bakery item.
- Macaron Boxes
I loved the quaint colored macaron boxes and certainly, I immediately decided to get similar ones, ordered for my own baking house, too.
- Laudree Bakery
If you are a daydreamer living in a rosy pink world of your own and imagine yourself to be a reincarnation of the celestial-faced Marie Antoinette, then, be the ultimate princess in disguise by using the spectacular packaging for baked items sold at the signature Parisian brand, Laudree Bakery. They offer some of the daintiest forms of packaging and no box of macarons in the world can look better than the powdery pink and cerulean blue ones sold at Laudree’s.
- The Blushing Cupcake Boxes
If you are going to send boxes of cupcakes to a vintage themed birthday party or a bridal shower, this is the ultimate packaging for you. With a sprightly pop of color, this box is easy to order and assemble, requiring a meagre budget only!
- Retro Oven Shaped Boxes
I also liked these charming images of retro inspired confectionary boxes and I’m definitely looking forward to order them soon!
- Crusty Pie Boxes
I loved these plain brown pie boxes, tied with a simple, handmade tag for a personalized message!
- Cookie Packaging
The brown paper bags for the packaging of the cutely shaped butter cookies were quite inspirational, too.
- Coffee Packaging:
If you like to serve or drink coffee like a punk art girl, then definitely opt for this funky coffee packaging! Imprinted with catchy girlish themes like doodling of pencil sketches, this eye-capturing coffee packaging really pulled at my heartstrings!
- Chocolate Packaging
You can store the chocolates in a beautiful birdcage themed chocolate box.
Or Deck the yummy chocolates in cute vintage boxes for your Grandma!
- Pillow Boxes for Easter Candies
And, last but not the least, I loved these custom pillow boxes with beautiful wisps of nature inspired printed sketches of birds and flowers for the storage of Easter candies.