Abstract: A gift product comprising a candy box with a plurality of individually wrapped pieces of candy, and a greeting card formed in one piece with the candy box. The greeting card comprises a front wall of the candy box and a greeting card panel formed in one piece with the front wall and moveable between a closed position in which the greeting card panel covers the front wall and an open position in which the greeting card panel uncovers the front wall. The greeting card panel has an outside surface which is visible to a person holding the gift product when the panel is in the closed position and an inside surface which is visible to a person holding the gift product when the panel is in the open position. The front wall of the candy box has a window through which the individually wrapped pieces of candy can be viewed when the panel is in the open position.

Abstract: A new greeting card structure, in which framed artwork is displayed on the greeting card, and the greeting card can be transformed into structure enabling the framed artwork to be efficaciously and attractively hung from a wall. The greeting card preferably comprises a pair of relatively rigid panels interconnected by a flexible sheet. The framed artwork is secured to one of the panels. The flexible sheet forms an integral hinge which enables the panels to pivot between open and closed positions. Also, the flexible sheet is adapted to carry a social expression message which can be read when the card is in an open position. When the greeting card is in a partially open position, the relatively rigid panels enable the greeting card to be supported, on edge, from a surface. When the greeting card is in a closed position, the panels cooperate to form mounting structure which enables the framed artwork to be effectively and attractively hung from a wall.