Christmas Wrapping Round-Up

Oak & Harbor christmas wrapping roundup

It’s finally December and I’m ready for the holidays full swing!! Since I spend so much time making our Christmas trees look perfect I CANNOT have ugly presents underneath my tree. It will drive me insane. I’ve rounded up a few of my favorite wrapping looks with links for where to get the items. A few tips before you get started shopping:

  • Places to look for good deals first:

    • Home Goods, TJ Maxx and Marshalls always have an amazing assortment of wrapping papers

    • Target’s “sugar paper” line is a big favorite of mine

    • Dollar tree has large rolls of brown kraft paper for $1. I keep this stocked ALL the time. It canbe used for any presents

    • Michaels always has plain white wrapping paper stocked even when its not the holidays

  • Always get a few solids

    • I like to mix in white with pretty much every style. It always goes and gives a break from the “christmas explosion” under the tree

    • Get solids that go with your color scheme for the year

  • Mix prints!

    • I like to get a few rolls of a big/bold print and a few rolls with a smaller, more detailed print so they aren’t all loud and competing

  • Ribbon! Ribbon! Ribbon!

    • I like to get a lot of wide ribbon (like 2 inches at least) that has a texture or print to use as a base

    • Get thinner ribbon in a coordinating color scheme in either a print or texture. Then you can layer ribbons on top of each to make a more finished look.

    • If you use a solid ribbon as a base, use a printed one on top


Oak & Harbor christmas wrapping roundup

I like for my wrapping and ribbon to coordinate with my tree and holiday decor for the year. It ties it everything together and makes a cohesive look. Since my trees are “coastal/prep” look this year, I’m planning the same look for the presents. I like to do a couple solid papers, a couple printed (usually one smallprint and one large print) with different types of ribbon.

Where to get the look:

Ginger jar wrapping paper

Rose gold wrapping paper

Blue and white wrapping paper

Navy velvet ribbon

Navy wrapping paper


oak and harbor christmas wrapping round up

A natural looking gift wrap works for pretty much any holiday/gift giving time since it doesnt scream “Christmas time”

Where to get the look:

Greenery: any extra picks or stigs from your tree look great tucked in to ribbon with this look

Kraft paper (dollar tree) I use this ALLL the time.

Green velvet ribbon

Twine

Eucalyptus wrapping paper

Linen ribbon


Oak and harbor christmas wrapping round up

Traditional is probably the easiest type of wrapping paper and ribbon to come by! I still like to use a couple solids and a couple prints, with adding textured ribbons (velvet is my favborite) to give it a luxe feel.

Where to get the look:

Always check Marshalls, TJ Maxx, and HomeGoods first for this type of wrapping paper. They have a ton of tradition colors always and the prices can’t be beat for quality, thick wrapping paper.

Gold ribbon

Ticking stripe wrapping paper

Green velvet ribbon

Red check wrapping paper

Cranberry ribbon


oak and harbor christmas wrapping round up glam

Glam christmas wrapping reminds of New Years Eve and “The Great Gatsby”. Very art deco and fancy. Think golds and blacks with rich textures (velvet again lol!)

Where to get the look:

Black velvet ribbon

Tan wrapping paper

Polkda dot wrapping paper

White and gold tartan ribbon

Happy Wrapping!!

 
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