The season of joy and magic is here! If you have not yet wrapped your presents, it's time you pull up your socks. However, we are here to help you out with some unique and creative gift wrapping ideas that will barely take any time.
Even if you planned on wrapping the gifts in ordinary paper, we suggest you switch to something fun. Check out these 12 super easy gift wrapping ideas that will bring a ton of happiness.
Ball Ornament
Are you looking for hassle-free gift wrapping ideas? Wrap the present and tie it with a bright ribbon or thread. Then, hang a ball ornament in the centre of the present to give the simplest Christmas feels.
Santa's Belt
Leaving the best and most classic gift wrapping idea for the last is the Santa belt. If you get wrapping paper as such, then nothing like it. However, it is an easy peasy idea to make it yourself too.
Frosty Christmas
Just like Christmas decorations have themes, choose the frosty theme for your creative gift wrapping ideas. Cut out a Christmas tree and snowflakes to paste on the wrapping paper. Sieve caste sugar on the tree to give it a snowy and frosty look.
Photo Tag
A brilliant way to customise your gift wrapping ideas is by adding a picture! Print out a cute or hilarious picture of the two of you which will be preserved by the recipient forever.
Initial Letter
Speaking about personalisation; you can also go for another unique way to wrap presents. Either get a printout or make a 3D letter of the giftee's name. Make some doodles on the alphabet so the giftee can preserve it.
Adorable Reindeers
It's the season of joy, and without Reindeers, how can anything feel Christmasy? If you want to opt for a unique way to wrap presents by yourself, imprint your differently coloured thumbs on the paper. Stick a little furry ball to make the nose and draw the eyes and horns.
Freebie Toppers
There is no harm in using ordinary wrapping papers when you can easily decorate them with something fun. Sprinkle some joy a little freebie on the wrapping paper like a toy car or a bar of chocolate.
Plaid Wrapping Paper
Amongst the list of creative gift wrapping ideas, you have to try out this plaid pattern paper. Bring Scottish vibes by sticking an ornamental smoking pipe on the present.
Nature's Touch
Are you into neutral tones? Well, Christmas or not, shades of nudes will always be in! So, brown paper with a pine cone, leaf, cinnamon sticks or any other seasonal accent will be the best gift wrapping idea you can ever get.
Crossword Paper
Is your giftee heavily into crosswords and word puzzles? Well, it's time to indulge them in their hobby with a unique way to wrap presents. Either buy or make a crossword puzzle on the wrapping paper for a wonderful look.
Christmas Wreath
Just like breaking a seal of a contract, let the giftee break the seal of their present with a wreath. Make a paper wreath with dashes of green, red and sparkle for a unique way to wrap presents.
Gingerbread Toppers
Add some sweetness to the present with this highly creative gift wrapping idea. You can either bake the gingerbread cookies at home or buy them from the market.
Gurnika Talwar is FNP’s marketing and creative content writer and has been with the firm since 2020. She is based in Delhi, India and has been in this field for 2+ years.
She started her journey as a freshman but since then has created content on several mediums. With blogging on gift ideas, food, gardening tips and whatnot as her primary goal, she has also curated content for social media and brand films. As a storyteller, she creates original, genuine, and relatable content to connect with the mass. Besides work, you’ll find her chit-chatting about movies or making sarcastic jokes.
Are you looking for hassle-free gift wrapping ideas? Wrap the present and tie it with a bright ribbon or thread. Then, hang a ball ornament in the centre of the present to give the simplest Christmas feels.
Leaving the best and most classic gift wrapping idea for the last is the Santa belt. If you get wrapping paper as such, then nothing like it. However, it is an easy peasy idea to make it yourself too.
Just like Christmas decorations have themes, choose the frosty theme for your creative gift wrapping ideas. Cut out a Christmas tree and snowflakes to paste on the wrapping paper. Sieve caste sugar on the tree to give it a snowy and frosty look.
A brilliant way to customise your gift wrapping ideas is by adding a picture! Print out a cute or hilarious picture of the two of you which will be preserved by the recipient forever.
Speaking about personalisation; you can also go for another unique way to wrap presents. Either get a printout or make a 3D letter of the giftee's name. Make some doodles on the alphabet so the giftee can preserve it.
It's the season of joy, and without Reindeers, how can anything feel Christmasy? If you want to opt for a unique way to wrap presents by yourself, imprint your differently coloured thumbs on the paper. Stick a little furry ball to make the nose and draw the eyes and horns.
There is no harm in using ordinary wrapping papers when you can easily decorate them with something fun. Sprinkle some joy a little freebie on the wrapping paper like a toy car or a bar of chocolate.
Amongst the list of creative gift wrapping ideas, you have to try out this plaid pattern paper. Bring Scottish vibes by sticking an ornamental smoking pipe on the present.
Are you into neutral tones? Well, Christmas or not, shades of nudes will always be in! So, brown paper with a pine cone, leaf, cinnamon sticks or any other seasonal accent will be the best gift wrapping idea you can ever get.
Is your giftee heavily into crosswords and word puzzles? Well, it's time to indulge them in their hobby with a unique way to wrap presents. Either buy or make a crossword puzzle on the wrapping paper for a wonderful look.
Just like breaking a seal of a contract, let the giftee break the seal of their present with a wreath. Make a paper wreath with dashes of green, red and sparkle for a unique way to wrap presents.
Add some sweetness to the present with this highly creative gift wrapping idea. You can either bake the gingerbread cookies at home or buy them from the market. 
