Presentation Packaging for Selling Cookies

Check out BRP Box shop

Depending on how many boxes you think you will need - there is always the option to get custom made ones and import them (e.g. from China). But this is only worth the effort if you order large quantities. Maybe even a local cardboard/box retailer/producer would be willing to produce fitting ones for you. But this also would mean larger quantities.

On the other hand, I don't know if this might not impact the price too strongly. Cellophane bags are very cheap, art cookies are very time consuming in the making. You will already probably work for a very, very low hourly wage. I doubt that you will get a considerably better price if you sell them in what kind of boxes ever. So in the end you will only further decrease your wage, I fear.

But maybe I am wrong, and you are so fast that you can even sell your extraordinarily beautiful cookies at a price that people will still be willing to pay - even with additional boxes

Yes, check out BRP Box Shop. They have some fairly large boxes at the end of this list (http://www.brpboxshop.com/standard-cookie-boxes.html), and Kip, Ann and those who work there are all wonderful. They ship internationally, and will give you a quote on the shipping before your order gets placed: http://www.brpboxshop.com/international-orders.html 

My experience with BRP has been excellent 

Thanks ladies! I had a look at BRP and they look great, just what I was looking for. I think I will start small with selling and cellophane bag and pretty ribbon with tissue paper for packing. If all goes well with selling I will get the boxes knowing I will use a lot of them. Saves me being left with a load of them if this doesn't take off

I'm not sure what you have available to you at your location. But if you can't get boxes readily, try a clear platter at a dollar type store and cover in saran wrap or a large bag and then with ribbon.

Or you can made them using dies. There are many brands that have box dies.  You need a machine for that dies. Other is a digital cutting mashine ( I have not luck with them) but I know people very happy with the digital.  I love the non digital with dies.

Take a look at www.papermart.com .  I haven't looked/shopped there in a long time but if I remember correctly they also have peanuts, bubble wrap, etc.